Sentences with phrase «chill up my spine»

Those two sentences, which may end up being the most important in the opinion, send a chill up the spine.

Getting married again sends a chill up my spine.

Some of the works in the exhibition are so effective that they sent chills up my spine as I imagined their original context.

That prospect sent a chill up the spine of many users, who rely on the vapour product to stay off real cigarettes

They rated both how humanlike (realistic) the hands were and how eerie they were, defined as «mysterious, strange, or unexpected as to send a chill up the spine.»

There are a few moments where the alters converse with each other through Kevin that sends chills up the spine.

By not using cheap trickery, he continually sends chills up our spine.

But what really sent cold chills up my spine was what appears to be a disconnect between me (a Prime member) and Amazon customer support.

I see Too - Late Thirty in a lot of query letters and book proposals when they discuss promotion plans, and it sends chills up my spine — and not in a good way.

The very idea sends chills up my spine.

Those three words can send a chill up your spine — and can seemingly freeze your finances — when you're applying for a credit card or loan.

As a parent, the thought of giving your carefree teen a credit card might send chills up your spine.

It literally has sent a chill up my spine.

I still get a little chill up my spine.

So really, the reason why I enjoy the Earth Defense Force games — aside from their arcadey fun and B - movie goofiness — is that it lets me slaughter gigantic bugs by the truckload, even if seeing ants the size of 18 - wheelers scuttle around sends a chill up my spine.

(Which is an incredibly vague term that should send chills up your spine.)

SEC Chairman Jay Clayton said earlier this month: «I believe every token I've seen is a security,» which should have sent chills up the spine of the founders of blockchain startups that chose to label their tokens a utility and not a security.

Do the words «cold calls» send a chill up your spine?

Filling a home with visual delights and noticing the way the light casts a shadow or illuminates a painting can send chills up their spine, beauty brings more joy to their day.

The way the light casts a shadow or illuminates a painting sends chills up their spine!

Also a word which sends chills up your spine when you are walking through the mall and overhear a group of teenage girls talking about the «Vintage 80's and 90's» clothing they can't wait to try on.

Not exact matches

And Elliott Sigal, who held the role of Bristol's chief science officer until retiring in 2013, can still feel the chill that ran up his spine when he first saw the survival, or «Kaplan - Meier,» curves with Yervoy.

I actually weirdly have a head of cauliflower, feta cheese, a pomegranate and the rest of the ingredients in my kitchen... a chill just went up my spine.

«When he said that, a chill went up the collective political spines of Albany's elite.

Either way, you'll probably have chills coming up and down your spine when you watch the film.

Just hearing a few beefed - up, remixed notes from that iconic Vangelis score was enough to send chills dancing down the spine of any dyed - in - the - wool Deckard fan.

So we have pretty much seen bits of the clip divided up through out the several teasers and trailers but there is something about seeing the emotions of Katniss realizing that Peeta is still alive that sends chills up and down your spine!

Logan, the third from the Wolverine series by Marvel Entertainment, is going to shiver up your soul and send chills down your spine.

CLIP: Martin Freeman: I never did that scene where her identity is revealed without a chill running up my spine.

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The new front - runner had made statements — «It is insult to injury to give [charters] free rent,» he told an education forum in the summer — that sent chills up the charter school movement's spine.

The engine didn't send chills up and down the spine the way a MINI Cooper S powerplant in full cry would, but nor did the Hyundai engine set teeth rattling.

His soft breathing tickled my skin and triggered a chill that shot up my spine.

If the thought of getting up in front of a crowd and giving a speech sends chills down your spine, you're not alone.

In some resorts however, it can be a different story and you will need to exercise time - limiting caution if you don't want to run up spine - chilling costs.

In a mini-tutorial that might send chills down the spine of the building's insurance broker, he expands on the Macy's vulnerabilities: «The water comes right up the door front, and it can not easily be modified,» he continues.

Chills ran up my spine.