Sentence examples for try to chill from inspiring English sources

Maybe I'll try to chill out a little more.

I would smoke one, and try to chill in front of the television, but I couldn't chill out.

If that doesn't convince you that you need to try to chill out more on a regular basis, this might: Stress can have a big impact on your sex life, too.

Try to chill out more when running.

Drop negative beliefs and habits, and try to chill out, be optimistic and ponder why you like what you like and are what you are, and be happy about it.

And just tried to chill out.

"I just tried to chill out in the first 200 so that I could basically have a strong last 200," she said.

In its response to Tinder's letter, the AIDS Healthcare Foundation argued that "rather than trying to chill AHF's health message with frivolous lawsuits," Tinder should add a message to its app urging users to practice safe sex and get tested.

And in the aftermath of the Beijing spring of 1989, when conservatives in the leadership tried to chill the pace of reform, Deng struck out by taking a "vacation" in China's free-trade zones.

Twitter's lawyer for the case, Ryan Mrazik, filed a legal letter accusing Woods of trying to "chill the First Amendment", the US constitutional chapter that deals with free speech, in November.

Sharyl Attkisson, an investigative reporter, described a "frenzied campaign with White House officials trying to chill" her reporting on the Fast and Furious gun-walking program, a long-time Republican bugbear.