Sentence examples for in this chilly from inspiring English sources
Why, in this chilly economic climate, would someone dupe a bunch of unemployed men by promising jobs that did not exist?
In this chilly space, increasingly austere geometric abstractions – regimented spots, squares and triangles in nocturnal palettes – slowly resolved themselves into the repeating pattern of the grid.
Chancellor Alistair Darling's hints on fuel duty only drew attention to rocketing domestic fuel costs, which have been a huge issue in this chilly and wet constituency.
He briefly fled his unheated room in this chilly northern town in early April, apparently to try to help family members then falling sick.
In this chilly landscape, stark images sparkle with the cold brilliance of an ice crust: a trailer park decked out for Christmas, a dead body plucked from a frozen river, a holiday drag show at the Amvets.
The ensemble performances in this chilly study of a Hollywood party celebrating the sixth wedding anniversary of an insecure star (Ms. Leigh) and a British novelist (Mr. Cumming) are of a quality rarely seen in a Hollywood film.
Charlize Theron, James McAvoy and inevitably, Toby Jones, are spies in Berlin around the time of the fall of the wall in this chilly-looking adaptation of the Antony Johnston nailbiter.
You wouldn't hold out hope for someone who was this chilly in person; keep swiping until you find someone who actually wants to meet you in the world.
And yet from the reception in the local media to the reception from some local elected officials, I can't recall a political welcome this chilly in the Big Apple since the 2004 Republican National Convention.
On this chilly day in Manhattan, he was dressed in black pants and a sweater and all that darkness accentuated his large, noble head, close-cropped gray hair and rumbling voice.
Times are harder now.In this section Chilly in the west, warmer in the east They're being broken The mystery of language and ideology Return of the teflon taoiseach A general strike looms Breakthrough?
