Yet many would prefer their winters a bit less chilly.
While he was on the job, relations were often less chilly.
And come fall, when the weather warms and the (slightly less chilly) water beckons, we even swim.
Scorching summers are likely to become common in the UK by the end of the century while winters turn wetter and less chilly, according to new research.
"I think the magazine is perceived to have some style and elegance, a little bit more whimsy, and is a little less chilly," he said.
There are apartment buildings in Manhattan not a lot less cramped than Skara Brae's patchwork of interlocking rooms, though they're probably less chilly in winter.
The photographs, color pictures along the lines of Thomas Struth's but more casual and less chilly, are heroic portraits, acutely sympathetic (Kimmelman).
The ideal place to eat it, I imagined, was a subterranean apartment in London's East End, on an overcast late-winter afternoon, when it was only slightly less chilly indoors than outside in the frozen drizzle.
Kaufmann suggests that we have to reverse out of the cul de sac of sex for sex's sake and recombine it with love once more to make our experiences less chilly but also less clouded by romantic illusions.
By Roger Angell October 5, 2008 Tommy Lee Jones, in conversation with Lillian Ross and Susan Morrison at the Directors Guild of America this morning, proved to be less chilly in person than Woodrow Call, his famous cow-boss part in the classic television Western "Lonesome Dove," but not by a country mile.
Tommy Lee Jones, in conversation with Lillian Ross and Susan Morrison at the Directors Guild of America this morning, proved to be less chilly in person than Woodrow Call, his famous cow-boss part in the classic television Western "Lonesome Dove," but not by a country mile.
