Sentence examples for to be chilly from inspiring English sources
The atmosphere is likely to be chilly.
"It's going to be chilly, but very nice," he said.
I returned to Kadhimiya in the evening, expecting the atmosphere to be chilly, but it wasn't.
Presidents always campaign in poetry and govern in prose, but the prose doesn't have to be chilly Latin!
Litters are loaded into the fuselage of an Air Force transport, which is made of aluminum and tends to be chilly.
According to an article in Fortune, some focus groups found Viagra's blue to be chilly, whereas orange was "vibrant and energetic".
Make sure the thermostat on the air conditioner is down to a temperature that is as low as the thermostat can possibly go, to ensure the cold air will be chilly enough to keep you at normal room-temperatures.
Senator Richard J. Durbin, Democrat of Illinois, said a Republican-controlled Congress would be chilly to the idea of abolishing the Electoral College if, in fact, Mr. Bush wins the presidency as a result of the workings of the system.
But the president's discomfort with stroking donors is well known, prompting some to complain that he can be chilly and inattentive.
Wintertime can be chilly there.
(Galician nights can be chilly).
