In Portsmouth, in a hangar so chilled that breath turned to steam, he began slowly, tired, his eyes slits.
Bennet has come, he tells Charles, for "a punishment... not a vacation," in secular atonement for crimes so chilling that he at first refuses to name them outright.
NEW YORK — Miss May R. Birkhead, a passenger on the Carpathia, tells an affecting story of the saving of survivors from rafts and boats, some of them so chilled that they had to be hauled up in bags.
In 2006, a federal judge had found the state's methods so chilling that he ordered a stop to executions — and a remaking of the system here — until state officials issued a protocol for lethal injection that satisfied him.
The judge, Fernando J. Gaitan Jr. of the United States District Court for the Western District of Missouri, had demanded an overhaul of the system after the doctor who now mixes the drugs for the state described an improvised process that Judge Gaitan found so chilling that he temporarily barred executions in Missouri.
In Houston, Texas, a local cinema promoted the film as so chilling that it held a contest to see which of four patrons could sit all the way through a midnight screening; the prize was $100.
"At that point, I was into recording at my house, and I like to be alone when I write, and he was just so chill about that.
Seriously, he just seems so chill tonight — and that is so not a word that we associate with Mitt Romney.
The quick rapport struck between President Bush and Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, during their initial meeting Saturday exceeded even optimistic expectations, all the more so considering the rhetorical chill that briefly crept over relations between Washington and Moscow earlier this year.
