Sentence examples for you feel chilly from inspiring English sources

If you feel chilly in the night, just use an extra blanket; it's much better for you than wrapping your body in tight pajamas.

You don't want him to feel chilly once you take him out of the tub.

Yet the images feel chilly.

When I started to feel chilly, Ms. Lewis explained that the herbs had opened my pores to release toxins.

As with those Romano-Britons in their centrally-heated villas, life may suddenly start to feel chilly as the autumn nights draw in.

"(I am transparent)." The frequent bubbling-up of lines from "The Waste Land" recalls the surest source of Burroughs's inspiration as an artist, and the inevitable site to which he returns in the shadow of death: " 'I feel chilly and grown old.

If they have a cold or feel chilly, ask them if they want a hot drink.

A kitten is cold if her ears and/or the pads of her feet feel chilly to the touch.

These bags are designed to keep body heat contained within, making them ideal for cold-weather campouts or people who naturally feel chilly.

But fame, observed up close, is a cold and voracious entity, and without even trying "Mayor of the Sunset Strip" makes you feel its chilly pull.

At moments, though, the service felt disengaged and aloof in ways than can make this formal room feel chillier than it needs to be.