Sentence examples for grim chill from inspiring English sources
By the time Sunday's game ground to its merciful end, a few thousand fans littered Giants Stadium, seemingly frozen in their seats for the final quarter in the grim chill of the day.
He had offered to take my father as well, but the old man was comfortable in the warm kitchen, and it was a grim morning, chill and wet, out of doors.
The exhibitions dealing with the Fascist and Communist regimes are grim and chilling.
Fitful sunshine slid through the cloud breaks to highlight a handful of stone-walled pastures, but the atmosphere was fairly grim; rain threatened on the chill wind.
More chilling still is the grim survival rate of young airlines.
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In remarks to reporters on Monday, Dr. Alberto Roxas, dean of the University of the Philippines College of Medicine, said the case evoked "chilling images that bespeak the grim days of martial law" of the 1970s.
Switching between pitch-black underground and chill-gray outdoors, Blind Shaft paints a grim, grimily authentic picture of modern-day China.
I really enjoy reading Edgar Allen Poe's dark poetry and grim stories during the fall when there is a chill in the air and everything seems a bit somber.
The parching threatens a quarter of the country's crop.In this section Back for more Hopes raised, punches pulled Shifting sands Grim reaping The contemporary Keynes Trust belt An old problem Chilling consequences ReprintsThe worst may not happen.
There the Chums endure a chilling run-in with a group known as the Trespassers, grim visitors from the future who bring intimations of destruction and mortality.
