Sentence examples for particularly chilly from inspiring English sources
Murray played twice Thursday in London, when a biting wind made for a particularly chilly late morning and early afternoon.
It's a particularly chilly Christmas Eve in Washington, and the chill does not derive only from the quickly descending temperature.
The teams also shared the cost of purchasing seat-warmers for the benches, should the conditions be particularly chilly.
Any country with Greek levels of debt and hubris (eg, Hungary under its cocksure new government) will meet a particularly chilly welcome.
The polo neck used to be a utility item, the kind of thing your mum made you wear on a particularly chilly February school day.
Nicole Wermer's arrangement of Marcel Breuer's Bauhaus Cesca chairs, each of which had a luxuriant fur coat draped across its back, felt like a particularly chilly academic exercise.
This Eileen Myles piece on Gram Parsons is a nice way to start the day, particularly a chilly, soon-to-be-snowy Tuesday.
Straw bags and see-through clothing both made Vogue's list of "the biggest, most influential trends… on Instagram in 2018", but neither appeared quite so prevalent in real life (particularly in chillier climes).
On the allegations, he submitted that "what it all boils down to is this: people want it to be true, because it adds to the salacious gossip, rumour and innuendo surrounding sport, particularly at this chilly time of the year".
It was October 2010 when we launched Instagram, and San Francisco had dealt us a particularly unforgiving and chilly fall.
The Doomsday Clock, developed by the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists to monitor the threat of global catastrophe from man-made technologies such as nuclear weapons, was moved back by a minute to reflect a slightly safer world.But since then, relations between America and Russia have grown chillier, particularly over Ukraine.
