Sentence examples for serious chilling from inspiring English sources

"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.

But he added: "As a matter of principle, it has a very serious chilling effect on peaceful demonstration.

The penalties are also very stringent and I think it will have quiet a serious chilling effect on a whole array of practices that journalists regard as pretty fundamental to their work".

Google filed an informal appeal in July against the order to the president of CNIL, Isabelle Falque-Pierrotin, claiming that it would impede the public's right to information, was a form of censorship and "risks serious chilling effects on the web".

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

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.

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.