Sentence examples for carries warm from inspiring English sources
As the Gulf Stream system carries warm, salty water north, the atmosphere cools it, making it dense enough to sink to great depths.
"I am concerned that a lot of species' larvae — snapper, lobster, blue fin tuna, dolphin, billfish — are out on the edge of the Gulf Stream and loop," he said, referring to the powerful current that carries warm water in a clockwise motion from the Yucatán Peninsula into the northern Gulf of Mexico, then south of the Florida Keys and out into the Atlantic.
That task will become immeasurably more difficult if the huge plume of oil moves into the powerful and unpredictable loop current, which carries warm water in a clockwise motion from the Yucatán Peninsula into the northern Gulf of Mexico, then south to the Florida Keys and out into the Atlantic.
The ponderous churning of the North Atlantic Ocean that carries warm water northward and returns deep, cold water to the south appears to have slowed in the past decade or two.
But some is injected into deeper ocean layers by the thermohaline circulation, a pattern of ocean currents that carries warm, salty water from the North Atlantic southward to the Antarctic.
Situated at the longitude of Great Britain, more or less, and the latitude of Delaware, this region is protected from winter by the movement of the ocean in the Gulf Stream, which carries warm water to the Algarve's coast.
The device, which works like a forced-air heater, carries warmed air through a hose to a special blanket that is draped over a patient.
In my pockets I carry warm packs which help a little".
The lack of appreciable warming in Antarctica may be down to ocean currents carrying warm waters to the north and away from the frigid continent.
Motorists were also advised to be prepared by carrying warm clothing and emergency provisions on their travels and allowing extra time for their journeys.
Using Mr. Long's calculations, the rescue team drilled a hole that carried warm air to the soaked and frigid miners, and then the shaft through which they escaped.
