Sentence examples for kind chill from inspiring English sources
Over the years I'd scrutinized even his most casual interviews in the hopes of emulating what he seemed to be: gregarious, kind, chill.
But I just kind of chill, and I find things to do".
KABUL — Two separate killings this past weekend sent a new kind of chill down the spines of observers in Kabul.
"And I was like, honestly, Serena, you got to kind of chill out and not get crazy.
Reached yesterday in her apartment on the East Side, she said: "To think that something connecting me personally was there; it gave me a kind of chill.
There wasn't the savagery or abandon to shock in obvious ways, but the steel-eyed fatalism and nonchalant violence left a deeper kind of chill.
But Mr. Massoud worries about another kind of chill, in the form of a budget proposal from Gov. David A. Paterson that would allow supermarkets to sell wine, a privilege that for years has been the exclusive right of vineyards, wine merchants and liquor stores.
Sifting through the papers, I cannot decide whether it's comforting or disturbing to know that nearly eight decades ago, someone else was sitting in the same house I sit in now, fighting the January cold, scanning the grim news of the day, feeling the kind of chill that's hard to shake.
Four giant plants, the biggest of their kind, will chill the gas into liquefied natural gas for loading onto thermos-bottle tankers (also the biggest) and shipment to ports around the world.
I just wanted to kind of chill out with the rest of the band.
