It's a chilly morning.

It makes for an exotic and chilly commute.

Nor are the (chilly) shade and the (genial) heat of the sun

Nor are the (chilly) shade and the (genial) heat of the sun

It's very cold, and you're standing in one of these rainy days, and it's drizzling and cold and chilly, and you're standing in, let's say, Yokneam.

We went to her hairdresser, where she chatted while I had my hair cut. We went shopping at the Stanford shopping center, and had soup for lunch, sitting outside in unusually chilly weather because the eateries were crowded.

Dramatically, the Arab world has been swept by a revolutionary spring, though one that is rapidly becoming a chilly winter. Indeed, for the most part, the new regimes are combining the old authoritarianism with Islamism, resulting in further social stagnation, resentment, and instability.

One of my sharpest memories from an early job, in a male dominated office, where I once found myself weeping with inexpressible rage, was my being grabbed by the scruff of my neck by an older woman a chilly manager of whom I'd always been slightly terrified who dragged me into a stairwell.

None of this will be easy, not only because Europe s relationship with Russia has grown so chilly, but also because Putin is understood to despise the EU as politically impotent. Russian leaders may have misinterpreted as a sign of weakness Europe s representation at last month s EU Russia summit by two Portuguese politicians European Commission president Jose Manuel Barroso and Prime Minister Jose Socrates, whose government currently holds the revolving EU presidency.