Sentence examples for sort of chilly from inspiring English sources

Ever since the long-lost Carter turned back up in the Square brandishing her trademark trifle, she's been bullying her way towards some sort of chilly comeuppance.

In recounting these events Mr. Boyle cavalierly disposes of many of his characters with the same sort of chilly detachment Nabokov famously displayed in eliminating Humbert's mother "(picnic, lightning)": one dies after being hit by a meteor, another dies from a bee sting, a third is eaten by a bear, two more are squished by a falling steel girder on Lexington Avenue.

I sort of agree.

Wasn't it kind of chilly down here?

Choose a variety of chillies.

Conan Doyle's consulting detective is, rehydrated by the imaginations of others, a chilly sort of god.

It was beautiful -- and the weather was autumn-like, even chilly, so it sort of felt Christmassy with all that soft yellow glowing everywhere.

Instead, he felt the wind of chilly indifference.

There are many moments of chilly, flowering, ambiguous beauty.

Add suitable amount of chilly powder and not too much.

11.30am: Warwickshire have won the toss here and chosen to bat on a chilly, blustery, autumn-cum-winter sort of morning, writes Paul Weaver.