Sentence examples for kind of chilly from inspiring English sources

Wasn't it kind of chilly down here?

"The galaxy of actresses who should bring some sizzle feel kind of chilly too.

Forbiddingly impersonal, it is the kind of chilly shell that could incite a nervous breakdown.

A national radio sports talk host labeled the Falcons a finesse team that will capitulate in the kind of chilly, sloppy weather the Giants occasionally play in, which made Falcons running back Michael Turner laugh.

Wish I'd brought a sweatshirt actually, it's kind of chilly.

Together they are the kind of chilly, manicured types familiar from David Fincher's films -- smart, suspicious people who are quietly seething with equal parts rage and ambition.

Obviously, if you are growing more than two kinds of chillies, rope off the sections and label them accordingly.

They've modernised their sound with the kind of "mature" chilly electronics popularised by the xx and that trip-hop beat that seems to be everywhere now, and they've updated their Shoreditch references too: instead of The Joiners Arms and cocaine, it's the lobby of the Ace Hotel (Exes) and fennel tea (Into the Earth).

Choose a variety of chillies.

"We have more than 2,000 varieties of potatoes and 200 kinds of aji chillies," Acurio said.

And without Ms. Corman to thaw her out, Ms. Cover, charged with portraying a kind of rectitude, often seems awkwardly chilly instead.