The phrase "a warm space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a physical environment that is comfortable and inviting, or metaphorically to refer to an emotional or social atmosphere.
Example: "The living room was transformed into a warm space, perfect for family gatherings during the holidays."
Alternatives: "a cozy environment" or "a welcoming atmosphere."
People tend to watch TV with the people they love; you end up in quite a warm space".
In the process of forcing, you have to first trick the bulb or root into thinking it's winter (a refrigerator is often used), and later the roots are moved to a warm space, signaling spring.
The kitchen quickly figured out that the idli and dosa batters preferred a warm space near the griddle, where the pilot light constantly burns blue, allowing for the proper overnight fermentation.
(Offstage, male privilege maintained a warm space in the hippie commune).
Everyone brings their best stuff". Bunn has created a warm space that is all about community.
The key here is that the retail space is opened up, barriers to conversations are removed, and a warm space is more inviting, more engaging.
It's time to transport, at least mentally, to a warmer space.
But it's also of concern to audiences, not only because of transport connections and baby-sitting arrangements but because live drama is an art form that demands intense concentration in a dark warm space at the end of what is for many people a working day.
If the veterinarian visit is planned for a time that is further in the future, designate a closed, warm space in your house and provide food and water for the time being.
(Norton, $26.95). In a climate of savage political repression, how do you create a safe, warm space for the most precious parts of your identity?
The Robes Project in south London now covers 28 churches in two boroughs for the whole of winter, offering a safe, warm space for homeless people, and in some shelters even a hot meal.
