At last she went off, abusing me in a way that chilled my heart.
He dodges about in his boat, does this man, till he gets chilled.
The sky became clouded, but the air was pure, although chilled by the northeast breeze that was then rising.
But in this search I received a check, my God, which chilled me to the marrow, and set me flying from these places.
She let him stay there most of the afternoon till he was chilled through and through and worn out with watching her.
He built a big fire when he came back to the house and took a glass or two of spirits also, to warm himself up, for he was chilled to the very bone.
"Here, Mr. Denzil," said he in good-natured tones, "drink this and draw near the fire; you must be chilled to the bone after our Arctic expedition."
The whiskey became utterly valueless as a comforter to his chilled system, because it was by this time diluted to a proportion of ninety per cent of water.
Even the Kid, in spite of his achievements, was a stripling no larger than herself, with black, straight hair and a cold, marble face that chilled the noonday.