Sentence examples for certain warm from inspiring English sources

The relationship of these objects to the online project comes from a certain warm, craftlike engagement with technology.

Then on certain warm days in late winter, some adventurous snow fleas crawl to the surface of the snow, where you can't help but notice them.

On certain warm summer days at noon I go to pick up my mother on 60th Street, where she still works as an office clerk.

We have often heard of those beautiful fire-flies, which, in clouds of dancing points of light, form a striking feature after the night has fallen in certain warm latitudes.

"This is my third or fourth show here, and it is good for me to do it here since I have a certain warm feeling about the city," she said over a cup of coffee in her hotel a day before the opening.

Since it is a matter of choice, it is open season for these latter; but they will perhaps be disappointed to know that I'm not offended by what they say, but on the contrary feel a certain warm sympathy towards them, for one would wish fuller lives for all.

Hibernation, another mechanism used by certain warm-blooded animals, decreases heat loss by means of a general slowing-down of bodily functions.

"Hot, humid and I'm happy". Martin, a 32-year-old Texan who was one of eight men to break the 2 10 barrier in the 1989 race, has a certain warm-weather advantage over some of his rivals.

Nonbacterial toxins in seafood include scombrotoxin (histamine) in spoiled fish, which can result in a severe allergic reaction when eaten; dinoflagellates (microscopic algae), associated with the so-called red tide, which can cause paralytic shellfish poisoning when consumed; and ciguatera, found in certain warm-water reef fish.(See also fish poisoning; shellfish poisoning).

"I don't understand why you would attempt to undo the highly certain warming effect of greenhouse gases with the thing we are the least certain about," Cziczo said.

Under certain warming forecasts, more than half of the 103 ski resorts in the Northeast will not be able to maintain a 100-day season by 2039, according to a study to be published next year by Daniel Scott, director of the Interdisciplinary Center on Climate Change at the University of Waterloo in Ontario.