Sentence examples for rather chilled from inspiring English sources

I had sat in other analysts' overheated offices and had felt, if anything, rather chilled.

"Wish you were here," I scribble in my notebook, thinking of London friends, because Swain House is a rather chilled place to be.

Conclude the month with a real blowout: Distortion (30 May-3 June), the festival that turns the otherwise rather chilled city of Copenhagen into a non-stop party, with stages and sound systems in streets, parks and clubs, is celebrating its 20th anniversary.

One has rather chilling hints of a Scandinavian Lutheran church, while another is as cosy as a Berkshire village.

Walker was the most senior whistleblower in NHS history and his speech, highlighting the crucial public interest role of the media, was rather chilling.

The Rev. Arun Arora, Director of Communications for the Church of England, described the decision as "rather chilling in terms of limiting free speech".

They were also asked the rather chilling question, "I am very good at making other people believe what I want them to believe".

Sand in itself is not spooky (unless you are frightened by beaches), but desert sand slowly filling a ghost town does rather chill the spirits.

In "Double Exposure" Diva Gray's explosive, silky singing brought thoughts of Gabriel serenading the heaven-bound, adding a bit of warmth to Mr. Ruggieri's rather chill percussive score.

If you'd rather chill, have a look at some of the best beach houses you'll find down under, and the best budget beach pads in New South Wales and on the west coast.

Nope, Sheeran would rather chill with the see-through and get on with more important things, like writing multi-million-selling records and spending all his money on sleeve tattoos.