Sentence examples for slightly chilling from inspiring English sources

For me, and I'm sure for many of you, those are slightly chilling words.

At Calzada de Valdunciel, there was a slightly chilling reminder of Spain's not so distant past.

A cocktail a little like a walk on the moors on a misty morning; refreshing and slightly chilling.

"There are some piquant, slightly chilling moments of seeing flashes of Frank in Jack and vice versa," he says.

Kirby's blog contains the slightly chilling phrase: "The role schools play in our national and family life is far too important to be left to teachers".

The oft-quoted cynical speeches on the suicidal nature of heroism and the saving graces of alcohol are persuasive, amusing and slightly chilling.

Drink with a slightly chilled gamay whatever the time of day, including breakfast.

Serve at room temperature or slightly chilled, garnished with the reserved thyme leaves.

Savor the gamay grape's vivacity at room temperature or slightly chilled.

Shinn's dry 2007 merlot rosé, slightly chilled, is a fine Thanksgiving aperitif.

An attractive deep cherry-pink, the slightly off-dry rosé ($15) is most expressive when slightly chilled.