Sentence examples for serious chill from inspiring English sources

Even though I knew what was coming, I could not prevent a serious chill going up my spine when the ghost of Christmas past appeared: The hour bell sounded … with a deep, dull, hollow, melancholy One.

The bishop expressed his concerns about the bill in a letter to the first minister, in which he also said the church was "dismayed" over the government's consultation on gay marriage and warned of a "serious chill" in church relations with SNP ministers.

After an unseasonably warm New Years' weekend, an Arctic blast of air will give the tri-state region a serious chill Tuesday.

This starts well, slowly building serious chills as the minister is forced to regain his belief.

"Everybody is very cautious and putting things on hold," said John Breglio, a prominent entertainment lawyer and chairman of the Theater Development Fund. "This has had a very serious, chilling effect.

Two tips: dress warmly and plan to do some serious chilling out with a cocktail in the Ice Bar.

Most recently, though, he's taken a more serious, chilling turn -- in Bennett Miller's upcoming Oscar-tipped drama "Foxcatcher," he plays John du Pont, the troubled chemical-fortune heir and convicted murderer.

November 19: Vomited... severe chill.

Anyone who dutifully got a flu vaccination this year only to come down with a serious fever, chills or cough had plenty of company.

Tarring vigorous critics of these policies with the label "anti-Semitic," as President Lawrence H. Summers has done (news article, Sept. 21), can only chill serious discussion of the real issues.

Serious Eats recommends chilling the yoghurt base before churning, which although not strictly necessary does help it freeze more quickly, resulting in a smoother final texture.