| She indolently sat up, goose bumps forming up and down her bare arms from the chilliness usually associated with dawn, and looked at the alarm clock beside her bed. |
| With the chilliness of the air, the ambiguity of the wire cages and the moving shadows, something interesting is born inside the work. |
| We are in presence of an inflammation of the isthmus of the throat, marked by a redness and an oedema, witnesses of a chilliness. |
| Since the Vietnam War, there has been a chilliness between the military and the press, but there was none with the Third Battalion. |
| Your enemy will on the instant feel a certain inexpressible and cutting anguish of the heart, together with an agued chilliness and failure throughout the body. |
| He apologized for the recent chilliness of the apartment, but told me that his electrician had retired. |
