Sentence examples for something chilly from inspiring English sources

Even as you smile at the movie, you meet with something chilly and afraid, and there is a surge of relief in listening to "Where or When," the song that Jason and Sophie pick as a kind of call sign to each other.

She has been altered: what she needs from love is something chillier, more strict.

Something chillier on the other side of the Thames, meanwhile, as Maresa von Stockert presents her new piece, Glacier, which will be danced in a world of melting ice and falling snow (Queen Elizabeth Hall, 10, 11 April).

Of late, he has been on a hot streak in a chilly market, something he has done before.

Like everyone involved in this project, though, he fell prey to its outsize charms and managed to make what could have been monumental and chilly into something that is as comfortable as it is glamorous.

Perfect for entertaining easily amused guests and those who are craving something warm on a chilly day.

It was typical spring day in Chicago, which means that it could have been gray and snowing like hell, or raining and chilly, or something else.

If you're chilly, do something about it.

Soon there were imitators, banking on the legal position that they could make a Chipwich-like product, using similar ingredients, as long as they called it something else; among them were Chilly Chips and Chips 'n' Chips.

And as fine as the play was in London, it has in crossing the Atlantic turned from a work of slightly chilly elegance into something of a fierier vigor.

Names like Kitty-Yo and City Rockers and Sleazenation and Chilly Gonzales meant something.