chilly造句

The cave was dark, dank and chilly.

The chilly relations between them are beginning to thaw out.

The idea of a long, chilly winter is never appealing.

One recent chilly afternoon, only a few dozen spectators showed up.

One recent chilly afternoon, only a few dozen spectators showed up. Performers hope for bigger crowds.

Winter is arriving in the Northern Hemisphere, bringing chilly winds and heavy snowfall to many regions.

By the Nizamuddin rail tracks, a gaggle of children warm themselves on a chilly night by burning scraps of wood.

If the toco toucan had evolved in chilly Ireland, its impressive bill would have been much more modest.

When the weather is chilly and my energy is down, I retreat to my bedroom much earlier than I anticipate.

It was, for some, the high point of a second chilly night on the streets to secure a prime viewing spot for the royal procession.

Here's a cold, hard fact: no matter how long you live in South Florida, your blood will not thin out and make you sensitive to chilly weather.

On a chilly morning last week, hundreds of journalists, advertisers and technologists gathered at The TimesCenter in New York for the Mashable Media Summit.

Humid summer air, drawn in from above, was chilly and clingy underground, where temperatures hover around 60 degrees Fahrenheit year-round.

Most of the Russian Federation, after all, is pretty chilly, and the building stock - much of it byproducts of Soviet-era design - is profoundly inefficient.

And sleeping on a mattress of ice is less chilly than you might think, since the beds are covered with reindeer hides and guests are kitted out with super-warm sleeping bags.

At NASA's Dryden Research Center in California, a group of engineers, scientists, and aviation technicians have set up camp in a noisy, chilly hangar on Edwards Air Force base.

Keep in mind, too, that stop-and-go activities, such as mixing walking with running, can make you more vulnerable to the cold if you repeatedly work up a sweat and then get chilly.

I speak from my own experience with a spy who came in from the cold — from the chilly streets of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, that is. For three years, Richard Murphy A.K.A.