"In winter, I try to use spirits because they seem to take the chill off the ice cream, " she said.
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At the new Stillwater Spa in the Park Hyatt Toronto, it means fireplaces in treatment rooms, to take the chill off frigid winter days.
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The festival has everything to take the chill off, from boat racing on the frozen St . Lawrence to a giant, fun-loving snowman, Bonhomme Carnival.
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In addition to Seneca Lake, there are wine trails on Cayuga and Keuka lakes, each offering a warm welcome that takes the chill off of an autumn afternoon.
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If you want to take the chill off or serve them warm, simply zap covered, in a glass bowl or dish, a minute or two in the microwave oven.
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The flames from last night have been extinguished for several hours, but the embers still glow beneath the ashes, making it easy to start a new fire to take the chill off this new day.
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It is a spacious inside with lots of legroom, plenty of headroom front and rear, leather, power everything and heated seats to take the chill off your buns on a cold and dreary November morning.
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Masonry heaters take a long time ( from 5 hours up to two days ) to get up to the right temperature and so are not always practical for taking the chill off a single cool evening or morning.
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Today, steam radiators struggle to take the chill off 15-foot-high ( 4.6-meter-high ) hallways with floors of stone and walls of drafty windows, and untended courtyards are overgrown with grass and weeds.
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It's not a place for steaming bowls of chowder, but its spicy peanut sauce and hummus, served on toasted pitas or with fresh vegetables, and ginger ale ( the alcoholic kind; the even spicier ginger beer is a soft drink ) will take the chill off just as quick.
