Sentence examples for a small warming from inspiring English sources

We live with seven billion fellow humans on a small, warming planet.

A small warming of the surface waters (in El Niño's case, in the eastern Pacific) triggers weather patterns that allow the waters to warm some more, which affects the climate still further, and so on.

In modern times, though, just a small warming has been enough to dramatically change them and perhaps threaten their future.

He would be healthier and happier in a small warm place without drafts.

It's a small, warm sensation that moves swiftly through me timelessly.

With candles and brick walls, Acquario is a small, warm place out of the Village's bohemian past.

Despite its scientific name, C. constrictor does not kill by constriction; it holds down its prey usually a small warm-blooded animal by the weight of its coils, then swallows it.

In 1993, Solomon, a small, warm woman who spoke so softly that you had to strain to hear her, opened India's first voluntary H.I.V. testing and counselling facility, Y. R. Gaitonde Center for AIDS Research and Education.

It was basically a chocolate womb – a small, warm, fragrant enclosure with a pallet to lie on and gaze at the walls, where swirling, oozing images of chocolate looped along to what sounded like a Muzakified Willy Wonka score.

It pains him to see cycling's decline and he's not entirely sure why a small, warm and flat city with such a well-connected and safe bicycle network should have halved its cycling modal share since the 1970s.

"Space Girl" by Jon D. Rappleye from Jersey City, is a small warm-up for his panoramic "Plucked from the Vine, Ripe for the Harvest," in which various, seemingly mutant characters weave in and out of a lattice pattern.