As the military band played the carol, the Queen ended her address with the words: "On that chilly Christmas Eve in 1914 many of the German forces sang Silent Night, its haunting melody inching across the line.
As footage was shown of the Royal Marine Band performing the Christmas carol Silent Night, she ended her address with the words: "On that chilly Christmas Eve in 1914 many of the German forces sang Silent Night, its haunting melody inching across the line.
Some at the breakfast referred to what happened on that chilly afternoon a year ago with a certain understatement.
It was, to judge from the biography and memoirs by Xi Jinping's brothers and sisters, a loving but stern upbringing – with the chilly fear that life in Mao's court could never be secure.
It amused him to learn, years later, that L'Ecu de France had been bugged by both MI5 and the KGB.He was lucky, he said, to have had a career that coincided with the chilliest bits of the cold war.
The sleek lobby is decorated with Arne Jacobsen chairs, some with a shape — that clean, chilly apostrophe — that's instantly recognizable.
You'd have to make your home in a warehouse in order to house them, with all the chilly discomfort that that would entail… I once went to an artist's party hosted by a patron in her gorgeous town-house in west London.
Elsewhere, the temperature seems to clash with the chilly notion of study hall.
It's a hearty dish in tune not just with the chilly time of year but with the chilly times in general.
Close contact with the chilly sea, the scientists judged, cooled the dolphins' blood.
Mr. Hollande called on the 17 euro nations to jointly issue bonds to guarantee the finances of struggling nations, an idea that met with a chilly reception from Germany.
