Sentence examples for much chilling from inspiring English sources

It rechristened the previously boring Guelph Park to the much more awesome Dude Chilling Park, which angered the city's more proper and uptight municipal councilors, who may or may not have had sticks up their asses from too much chilling in Guelph Park after they removed the original Dude sign.

Stories with buried memories returning in flashback frequently irritate – nobody's allowed to unlock the big revelation too soon – but Jack Thorne's script has so much chilling insight into what parents, children and spouses choose to confront or suppress.

That evening, he filed a twenty-five-hundred-word story for the Herald Tribune that contained so much chilling and evocative detail that readers might have thought there were seven people, not six, inside Emergency Room One: the dying President, his wife, Dr. Malcolm Perry, Dr. M. T. Jenkins, Dr. Kemp Clark, Father Oscar Huber and Jimmy Breslinin.

The loping beats, cinematic strings, and the occasional sitar make this enigmatic masterpiece far more than aural wallpaper, unlike so much chill-out music.

The film is as much chiller as thriller: it is kept no secret from us that the hero is in a mood not only to kill but also to run onto the point of the blade himself.

Autumn has too much chill.  .

"It's just, like, so much chiller here.

Once plied with THC, however, the now much more ~chill~ rats became far less interested in exerting themselves mentally for a greater reward, when it was just so much chiller to just not even fuck with that shit, since one sugar cube is enough anyway.

While many Black Friday shoppers are out maiming each other today for the sake of a slightly less expensive Xbox bundled with Fallout 4, there's a much chiller sale happening in Toronto.

It was only six months ago, before getting demolished by the Liberals, that her party leader Stephen Harper was trying to ban Muslim women from wearing the niqab, not considering maybe these women would have a much chiller time in this country if the prime minister didn't feel compelled to tell them what they could and could not wear during a citizenship ceremony.

Much more chilling for me was the recent debate around the Slut Walks.