Chill?

Wind Chill

No chill.

Why the chill?

There's quite a chill.

It's lost its chill!

Really? I'm catching a chill.

He feels a little chill.

I felt a slight chill.

That voice! Shiraito felt a chill,

Gets the chill out of your bones.

Chill sweats are usual in your case.

He suddenly felt a chill along his spine.

She was wearing a thick coat against the chill.

Well, I tell you, he don't chill me none.

When they chill your speech, then they've won, it reads.

It's better to chill white wine before you serve it.

It's still early. We should all just chill for a bit.

Oh, Roger. To see her is to take a sudden chill

There'll be a chill in the air. These tropical nights are deceptive.

And then winter fell with a cold mantle of caution and chill.

I expect you caught a chill the other day in the rain.

In All Shook Up, a touch is not a touch, but a chill.

He developed a chill from lying on the floor, which worsened his asthmatic condition.

It's actually a wind chill factor which is lower than a summer day on Mars.

Have you a chill, Your Ladyship? It's just the strain of the past two weeks.

By the time she went to bed the chill of winter had thoroughly penetrated the room.

You boiled yourself as red as a lobster, then hurried to bed to avoid a chill.

And she was wearing a cardigan, because it was now fully night and a chill was coming in off the ocean.

Twenty years ago this month, Mikhail Gorbachev began his policies ofperestroika and glasnost, which led to the end of the Cold War. Now, however, a new chill has entered relations between Russia and the West.

Twenty years ago this month, Mikhail Gorbachev began his policies of perestroika and glasnost , which led to the end of the Cold War. Now, however, a new chill has entered relations between Russia and the West.

Add to that its long standing grudge at the snail's pace of talks to join the EU and step in Mr Putin who is keen to capitalise on the chill and chip away at Turkey's ties with the West.

6. Republic of Korea According to information received by the Special Rapporteur, Ae Soon Koh was allegedly arrested on 4 December 1995 by investigators of the South Chill Province Administration Division and taken to Kwanju prison to await trial for charges against her.

Even when developing country governments win the suits (which have proliferated greatly in the last 15 years), the litigation costs are huge. The (intended) effect is to chill governments legitimate efforts to protect and advance citizens interests by imposing regulations, taxation, and other responsibilities on corporations.

Different products and categories enter the hot zone at different moments those with low price points, such as snacks and beverages, typically take off relatively early beauty products somewhat later and luxury goods, such as branded fashion, later still. Not surprisingly, in most African markets, few categories have entered the slower growth chill out zone.