Sentence examples for a tad warm from inspiring English sources

The room suddenly seems a tad warm.

Just because it's a tad warm out doesn't mean I should lose my sense of decorum.

The hostess warned me that the table might be a tad warm.

On a glorious day (though perhaps a tad warm for running), 30,000 runners from around the world, thousands of volunteers and two million spectators once again made magic, all the way from the stunning start on the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge over New York Harbor to the finish in a resplendent Central Park.

A: It's going to be a tad warm there.

The adjoining bar area feels a tad warmer, thanks to a décor softened by low swivel chairs and banquettes; another option is the outside patio, quite private with well-spaced tables.

It does get a tad warmer than its predecessor — something MG noted in our initial review — but it's an amazing and immersive slate device.

Depends on whom you ask: This winter may be just a tad warmer for some of the poorer residents of Boston and New York City, thanks to the largesse or political calculation of Hugo Chavez.

To call them simply hot, to imply they were just a tad above warm, would be to do a disservice to what Skip Bayless did, day in and day out.

They're a tad cumbersome, but plenty warm.

It's a sweet, engaging film which, if a tad too shaggy, is a warm, funny change of pace from most summer fare.