Sentence examples for balmy yet from inspiring English sources

Hydrate and enhance your lips with this balmy yet brilliant shade.

NATALIE IMBRUGLIA Male Sony Masterworks As a teenager, I hung out with a bunch of skater boys; I was their token gay friend who had the sort of hot girlfriends my friends would've traded an inch off the end of their dicks to have a balmy, yet scentless, afternoon soixante-neuf with.

That is Homer's idea of Heaven, rendered yet balmier by Pope, and it sounds like Leigh Fermor's kind of joint.

As the sun came on yet another balmy mid-November day, two questions arose: Were the protesters gone for keeps?

It is not yet so balmy and springlike that a Sunday lunch of spiced roast pork and apples, followed by a dessert of comforting baked custard is out of the question.

Yet, even with balmy weather in November, it too has suffered serious contraction as a series of strikes have put off holidaymakers.

Yet one of these worlds is balmy and pleasant while the other has turned out to be utterly inhospitable.

The enormity of what Stanning, 27, had achieved, two months on from that balmy day at Eton Dorney, has seemingly still yet to sink in.

On balmy nights the bar is filled with a varied yet beautiful crowd, from fashion editors to exchange students, who anchor one corner of the festive Piazza Santo Spirito.

Back then, Francis lasted almost 10 years at St Andrew's before Nottingham Forest made him the first-ever £1m footballer – or £999,999, to be pedantic – and the pinnacle of his brilliant yet ultimately injury-affected career, on a balmy night in Munich's Olympiastadion, when Francis ended up on the shot-putters' circle, having just headed in the winner in a European Cup final.

But it wasn't raining yet - in fact, the air was downright balmy - and I was optimistic.