Sentence examples for more chilly from inspiring English sources

The show's film-noir-style first half is more chilly than chilling.

The legal climate for protection of shareholder rights is getting much more chilly.

Guaranteed to be at least 20% more chilly and distant than rival John Banville dolls.

People in the UK should brace themselves for one more chilly night as temperatures are set to rise in many regions on Thursday night.

"Frank" was the word for President Obama's meeting yesterday with congressional leaders from both parties, though the mood was more chilly than chill.

MacGregor told the Times: "The politics of both museums have been that the more chilly the politics between governments, the more important the relationship between museums".

Stir in the coriander and adjust to taste by adding more chillies, lime juice or salt.

If you like spicy pickle, you can add more chillies.

You can always add more chillies if you wish.

Now at $86.2m, it's still some way shy of director Alejandro González Iñárritu's career-best: $135.3m for Babel, which was in some ways a more complex, chilly and less commercial work.

Regardless, faced with more uncomfortably chilly meetings, and a legal fight to get the unvested stock, Acton said he decided to just take the winnings he already had and leave.