Sentence examples for sharp chill from inspiring English sources

It was very still, with a sharp chill holding the bare tree branches fast against a pale blue sky.

Mr. Lane doesn't draw much from him; he and Ms. Gray clearly feed on each other, however, and their duet brings down the first act curtain with a sharp chill.

For a child growing up at a time when plastic was still young — when the sharp chill of metal, the splintery grain of wood, and the flimsiness of paper were far more common — the natural and the craftsmanlike (today's "artisanal") held much less appeal.

Hemingway's use of counterpoint is evident when, for example, at the end, Nick trails his hand in lake water that "felt warm in the sharp chill of the morning".

With Mr. McCain's emergence as a real threat to Mr. Bush's claim to the Republican presidential nomination, the air between the two men has taken on a sharp, nasty chill, and hugs seem entirely out of the question.

Then we realized once again that a season is only loosely tethered to the sun, and a sharp gust chills us, a blast peculiar to a day in the middle of August.

"Procedurals" merges sharp advice with chilling one-line images: "Scrape the tar from the bones and set them / in a pile beside the bed... / Be not at home.

Sharp pain, nausea, vomiting and chills are warning signs as well.

The contrast between the strong heating of the continent in the summer months May too September) and the chilling in winter produces sharp seasonal variations in atmospheric circulation and also enhances the role of local centres of atmospheric activity.

Some, like "Animal Tracks," which featured Ms. Sauser-Monnig on lead vocal and acoustic guitar, were sweetly ravishing; others, like "River," which had Ms. Sarle keeping time with sharp intakes of air, were more chilling.

People with infectious pneumonia often have a productive cough, fever accompanied by shaking chills, shortness of breath, sharp or stabbing chest pain during deep breaths, and an increased respiratory rate.