chilling造句怎么写

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

But a chilling truth is that as the U.S. death toll declined, the Iraqi one would almost surely soar.

Each week the court and its audience have continued to hear an array of bone-chilling testimonies from victims and their family members.

The five-page martyrdom message was written in Arabic. A translation of the first page is shown and begins with the chilling words: "the Last Night: 1 Embrace the will to die and renew allegiance."

The two find themselves in a chilling (heh) situation when the engineer dies of a heart attack leaving just them and a female railroad worker trapped on the out of control train.

CBS News calls them "chilling".

Her account of the attack is chilling.

Readers will feel a chilling thrill a minute.

The film is a real piece of authorship, chilling yet entirely believable.

Even the author's pseudonym (his real name being Eric Arthur Blair) became a chilling adjective: "Orwellian" is applied to any characteristic display of totalitarian might.

The really chilling thing about the IPCC report is that it is the work of several thousand climate experts who have widely differing views about how greenhouse gases will have their effect.

Penbury always had a chilling effect.

The film evokes chilling reminders of the war.

Prosecution appears unlikely, but the chilling effects of the moves on the ability of speculators to call politicians' bluff could be disastrous.

After chilling the birds in iced water, evisceration takes place.

An outer, breathable layer of nylon or Gore-Tex will help protect you against wind and precipitation, while still letting out heat and moisture to prevent overheating and chilling.

You know, he's a chilling writer, poe-i translated him just so that I could feel like I was normal.