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CHEV was a Canadian radio station, which formerly broadcast at 1610 AM in Toronto, Ontario. A low-power AM station licensed primarily to broadcast special events, the station became best known for airing junior hockey games.
Usage examples of "chev".
The gas was poisonous as hell, but Chev could breathe it because of self-adjusting antitoxins in his bloodstream.
As the muscles in her lungs constricted, Chev could feel an urgent bubble of sound trying to push past his fingers.
She had never been one to overreact to, or romanticize, a good fuck, but her liaison with Chev had resulted in a startling communion, and it had stirred her in unexpected ways.
She started to hurl it at Chev, but changed her mind mid-arm-swing, and sent it flying in the direction of the mirror instead.
Amelia and Chev untangled their embrace and rose up from their bed of roots.
Amelia and Chev washed together under a small waterfall in the forest.
Like most of the inhabitants of the Draconian system, Chev knew very little of matters outside his specialty, which was combat.
With deadly skill, she used teasing, ego manipulation, guilt, and other armaments Chev did not know how to handle.
Veil walked back into the forest, Chev stalked her through shadows, his passions growing.
She looked through and beyond Chev, beyond the woods, beyond the moment.
Veil and Chev stood ghastly still, waiting for something momentous to happen.
Amelia rested in bed, still sick and chronically weak, Veil flew across space in a midsized craft with Chev and Magen aboard.
She feared leaving Chev and Veil alone with one another, but she feared the cold even more.
Magen felt claustrophobic, trapped between Chev and Veil and their unresolved conflicts.
Still, Chev felt more and more uneasy as he conducted his routine surveillance of the icebound building.