make one's blood run cold

It is enough to make one's blood run cold to think of it.

And when they saw us all, white and corpsey looking and more or less unsteady on our legs, line up in front of the barracks and march off under our Second Lieutenant, the groans and sorry faces they feigned were enough to make one’s blood run cold.

There are thirty-three pictures of Vander Werff, a number sufficient to make one's blood run cold.

At all events, he gave me no more trouble that night, nor since, though the way he haunts the door of that room and the looks he casts inside at the clock are enough to make one's blood run cold.

It's 'nough to make one's blood run cold to see the highty-tighty airs that woman puts on.