An almost saucy beverage, it sticks to the chilliest of ribs.
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Though Slide and Flow are not set at the chilliest temperatures, they are still cold.
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The chilliest conditions are this weekend before it warms back up into the early week.
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Even a viewer with the chilliest heart couldn't help but get teary after this onslaught of devastation.
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Superior flakes tend to form in the chilliest places, he says, like Fairbanks and snowy upstate New York.
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With this strange dance, Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen claimed the trophy for chilliest meet-cute in all of Westeros.
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The agency expects record-setting cold for Monday through Wednesday, and the chilliest temperatures are forecast for Wednesday on the East Coast.
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He understands, relishes and even encourages the looming prospect of the chilliest welcome any visiting N.B.A. player is bound to receive this season.
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Because the season has really just begun, and you're going to need a coat you love to get you through the chilliest of months.
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Click through to see which base layers will fit flawlessly underneath your favorite winter outerwear — while actually keeping you warm and snug on the chilliest days.
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While he and the dog only ever snuggled on the old bed during the chilliest winter months, they immediately sorted out their own spaces on the Casper.
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Uranus is the only planet in our solar system that doesn't leak heat from its core, reaching temperatures of -371 degrees Fahrenheit at some of its chilliest points.
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On the chilliest nights, the parents snuggle in one bed with their 6- and 11-year-old daughters, whose asthma worsens as a result of the cold temperatures.
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On the chilliest nights, the parents snuggle in one bed with their 6 and 11-year-old daughters, whose asthma worsens as a result of the cold temperatures.
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It's perhaps the chilliest, most aloof song of Swift's career, a brittle piano-plinker that reduces one of the best pop artists of the 21st century to a Descendants villain.
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America's decision to throw out 60 Russian officials accused of spying under diplomatic cover was that country's largest such action, exceeding even expulsions in the chilliest years of the cold war.
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Given Michigan's frigid temps, "I pack the pieces with 18-hour charcoal hand-warmer packets in addition to my standard packing material" on the chilliest days of the year, she says.
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That was a good start, but not enough for a big, multi-city build-out of climate-controlled urban farms promising a steady supply of fresh, homegrown lettuce to even the chilliest locales.
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That's why in the chilliest season of 2014, two roommates who happened to be members of the recently disbanded indie rock band Smith Westerns—Max Kakacek and Julien Ehrlich—decided to hole up in their apartment.
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Still, we've seen more lightweight, but fashion-focused versions trickle down to the mass market — and, suddenly, the jacket you begrudgingly wore during the chilliest days of February is now on-trend for both fall and winter.
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But over the last 50 years, the chilliest nights of the year have steadily become warmer, allowing beetles to pull through and survive in forests that would have literally frozen them in their tracks a half century ago.
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Thanks to the master of chic outerwear, Eddie Bauer, we're giving away $1,500 for a lucky reader to spend (and, in the spirit of the holidays, share with a friend) on some quality wares — right in time for the chilliest months of the year.
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In the dry season, daytime temperatures can soar as high as 40 °C (104.0 °F) and nighttime temperatures can dip to 12 °C (53.6 °F). Even the chilliest nights can be followed by daytime temperatures well above 30 °C (86.0 °F). The high altitudes and undulating terrain of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) act as a moderating influence on the weather of the territory.
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The rainy season begins from April and ends in October, when daytime temperatures reach to and nighttime lows hover around to . In the dry season, daytime temperatures can soar as high as and nighttime temperatures can dip to . Even the chilliest nights can be followed by daytime temperatures well above . The high altitudes and undulating terrain of the FCT act as a moderating influence on the weather of the territory.
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Francistown features a hot semi-arid climate, with warm to hot summers and mild winters. The city on averages sees of precipitation annually. The city features a short wet season that spans from December through March and a lengthy dry season that covers the remaining eight months. Francistown receives on average only of precipitation at the peak of its dry season (from June through August), which is also when it experiences its chilliest temperatures.
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The town is 9557 ft above the sea level and hence one of the coldest or chilliest area in Kenya comparable with Mt Kenya Region. During the months of June-August thick fog engulfs the entire area. Timboroa is the highest point of the Kenyan Highlands where people live. The Batian peak of Mount Kenya at 17,057 ft is, however, the tallest overall point in Kenya - although it's not habitable unlike the Timboroa Forest.
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The city is quite dry, except during the rainy season. Quetzaltenango is the chilliest major city in Guatemala. There are two main seasons in Quetzaltenango (as in all of Guatemala); the rainy season, which generally runs from late May through late October, and the dry season, which runs from early November until April. During the rainy season, rain falls consistently, usually in the afternoons, but there are occasions in which it rains all day long or at least during the morning.
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The eyes changed to a glossy polish rather than with a matte polish as it was in G1. These pets have symbols in their eyes, such as a snowflake (chilliest), a diamond (fanciest), a cookie with a bite (hungriest), a raindrop (sportiest), a flower (cuddliest), and a wind symbol on some Comic Con-exclusive pets, although there were also glossy-eyed pets with no eye symbols. They are the most collected pets as well. They also came in brighter colors.
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Chavous also opposed construction of a new convention center in the city. As late as May 27, 1998, Chavous said he had not decided whether to support the project. But he voted to oppose it during the council's vote on June 2, arguing that plans to build a convention center smaller than many then under construction was "a plan to build a second-tier convention center". After his losing mayoral campaign, Chavous became what The Washington Post called a "frequent critic" of the new mayor, Anthony A. Williams, and had "the chilliest relationship with the mayor" of any Council member.
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As a porous wood, cedar is an excellent insulator so the cabins were cool in the summer and warm in the winter. The resort enjoyed an extended season because the big stone fireplaces could heat the rustic houses even in the chilliest weather. The Medford Lakes Development Company was formed in 1927, and in 1928 the Colony Club Pavilion was constructed on ground donated by the Development Company.The Cabins of Medford Lakes, SouthJersey.com. Accessed August 7, 2014. St. Mary of the Lakes Catholic Church, a single-story log cabin structure built in 1931, was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2007., National Register of Historic Places, received March 15, 2007. Accessed November 27, 2013.
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A majority of the votes declared in its favour, and Rothes's attempt to challenge the correctness of the numbers was overruled by Charles. At the closing of parliament on 20 June 1633, William Cunningham, 9th Earl of Glencairn took the place of Rothes in bearing the sceptre, and Charles was at his chilliest with Rothes and his friends. Rothes headed the opposition to the proposed introduction of the Book of Common Prayer into the services of the kirk in 1638, and was active against episcopacy. Early in 1639 he addressed a circular letter to the noblemen and gentlemen who had been neutrals, urging them to take a stand on behalf of the liberties of the kirk.
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Author Scott Eyman wrote he had an "off-screen reputation as one of the chilliest, most pompous actors ever to find his way to Hollywood."Eyman, Scott. The Speed of Sound: Hollywood and the Talkie Revolution 1926-1930. Simon and Schuster: New York, 1997. This suggestion by a single author seems to contradict the other evidence presented in this and other biographies that states that he was “eager and willing to take suggestions” and that he proclaimed that he learned from backstage people such as sound crew, electricians, set designers, camera crew and film editors and confessed that it had shown him that making a film was a co-operative project. The terse dismissal of Montgomery as “chillest” also doesn’t consider the idea that a man that had won the Bronze Star with combat V might be guarded in some relationships due to combat experience.
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