Sentence examples for good chill from inspiring English sources
Conversely, some hard-neck garlics — especially rocamboles — need a good chill before sprouting in spring.
But I gave myself a good chill, helped along by our very own wind, sifting down out of Canada and doing such a good job of numbing my face.
For future reference, neither Dean Blunt nor Burial make good "chill" music.
Fth-ath-ath-ath "I'm good — just chilling.
The Cave de Saumur has also just made the only wine under the French Connection label that I have ever both tasted and liked: French Connection Saumur Champigny 2008/9 (£8.99, Co-op and, soon, Morrisons; 13% abv) is a juicy, sappy red, good chilled on a hot day.
Writing for Entertainment Tonight, Tim Jaramillo commented that the song is a "smoky track with a feel-good, chilled-out vibe".
Chivite has always had a way with roses, and this 100-percent grenache, well chilled, is as good as it gets.
"Fruit crops and hops like a good winter chill: it helps with vernalisation, ie it helps them shut down properly.
It was really good to chill and get away, although I wouldn't say four weeks is much of a break after 12 straight months of playing rugby.
Some alluded to the divide between the public and private systems: "Life in private healthcare is pretty good - chill lifestyle, lots of money, great work environment".
