chill造句

sunk chill on my brow;

At home, chill and refrigerate foods.

concurrent perspiration and chill; associated with fear.

He turned up his coat collar against the chill wind.

I went out into the cold and got a chill.

Feel the chill and thrill of swimming across the pool.

I sit alongside a dozen observers, wrapping my shawl against cellar chill.

The wind chill factor was pegged at a bone-chilling minus 27 degress.

He sat down, and in a few minutes felt the night 's chill envelop him.

Butter souffle dish and dust with sugar in, chill in fridge.

I grabbed a blanket to help remedy the chill that had set in through the deepest muscles in my being.

If they could talk, the otters would tell Franzen to man up, chill out and have a sea urchin.

A FROSTY weekday at the end of the morning shift, and car workers are streaming out of the factory gate, coats buttoned up against the winter chill.

While I chill in the alcove, two German girls drag a couple of sunbeds into the full glare of the sun.

Finally if you find that you need something even more chill than Ivy, try your hand at making an ultra-low maintenance moss terrarium.

An hour later, with a chill in the air, I met Carol Duncan at the stables and we set out without a guide for a horseback ride.

Roses on the veranda were still in bloom, and the hedges evergreen, so that there was almost nothing of middle-aged autumn to chill the mood

He needed to bask himself in that smile, he said, in order that the chill of so many lonely hours among his books might be taken off the scholar's heart.

The glycol is cooled by the ice surrounding the tubes, and the now-cold glycol is used to chill a different water supply that gets piped to refrigeration units in city buildings.

As you begin to move into your "nightly routine," your mind will get the signal that it's time to chill out and tune down, dialing down stress hormones and physiologically preparing you for sleep.

The ground is cold and moist, with the chill factor amplified by ventilation fans used to blow fresh air into the mine, and the sprinkler that keep the coal dust down.

The strongest evidence of a continued chill is the sharp fall in share buybacks, which accounted for around one-third of growth in earnings per share in the five years before the credit crunch.