take the chill off

I came over to light a fire and take the chill off the cabin.

I think I'd like a manhattan straight up to take the chill off.

Can I interest you in a bit of wine to take the chill off your bones, perhaps?

Just need to take the chill off that early morning paddle?

A goodbye kiss to take the chill off our parting.

I started a fire there in your hearth to take the chill off.

Build a fire now, take the chill off. That's the other basic, heat.

This would take the chill off the shelter and provide hot water for a cup of tea in the morning.

And lots of hot tea to take the chill off my bones.

Ill have a small brandy please, to take the chill off.

Just to take the chill off," he says, holding it out to her. "

He let his Tiger stand for a time on the bar counter to take the chill off.

Simon wanted the fire lit to take the chill off the air; Martin did not.

The hot water took the chill off her bones.

It was unexpectedly cozy in here, with a small fire going, just enough to take the chill off the air.

A fire was burning in the small grate to take the chill off the autumn evening.

You sit down right here, and that fire'll soon take the chill off you, as well.

"In winter, I try to use spirits because they seem to take the chill off the ice cream," she said.

Inside, the warmth of the fireplaces took the chill off the evening air.

If done ahead, warm just enough to take the chill off in a conventional oven or a microwave.

The only consolation was the fire burning under the copper which took the chill off the room.

Rich, red carpeting, along with the wood, takes the chill off the steel.

He scratched the ground experimentally while the rising sun took the chill off the land.