Sentence examples for like a chill from inspiring English sources

"I get like a chill whenever I see a kid with a lacrosse stick in the city," she said.

But you like all this chill music now, and you seem like a chill guy. A. Sometimes I can go into beast mode.

I didn't see who it was until he was standing beside my bed, but the air changed when he entered and I felt malice like a chill on my neck.

Looking back, we seem to detect clairvoyance in certain moments of apprehension, but mine were no more than pass like a chill over the heart of any parent watching his treasure asleep in bed or taking off down the road on a bicycle.

In quotes from the book: Okay fella, I've gone all day and haven't thought of you once … then it just comes over me like a chill … remember the little things, like your voice so tough but pudding underneath and the way the tip of your tongue sticks out when you concentrate on things like tying a shoe or jacking a shot … I seen that wanting to love, struggling for it, is more real than just loving.

"It's not my kind of music," he said, preferring "chillstep," a genre he said is much like a "chill" version of dubstep.

In the words of John Kasich, "I think we should just try to like, take a chill pill".

Well Nancy is like Dad, DAD, WAKE UP, Dave is like, Nancy, take a chill pill, it went fine, I said all the stuff you wrote said, about quitters and little Englanders, everybody loved, she's like, listen, this is bad, the Bamfords have come out for leave!

It looks like a chilling premonition of the chaos of Sept. 11, 2001.

That line feels like a chilling lead into the era of Pauline Hanson and John Howard's "we will decide who comes here" mantra.

Disentangling our lives has been astonishingly simple, which sometimes feels like a relief and sometimes like a chilling indictment, depending on my mood.