Sentence examples for chest warm from inspiring English sources

I tucked the thing inside my shirt for the drive home, since the minute the girl behind the counter put it in its cardboard carrier it began alternately mewing and yipping in a tragic way, and it nestled there against my chest, warm and content, until I'd parked the car and gone up the steps and into the house.

Celebrity fitness trainer Lacey Stone recommends investing in a hat and hoodie to keep your head and chest warm, plus gloves.

I've seen female cross players not wear something underneath the equivalent of the under cloak...not only is it mildly disturbing it's very important to keep your chest warm to prevent sickness, and conventions are usually VERY cold.

For Karl Lagerfeld of Fendi, fashion is a mink chest warmer, a sable leotard and sunglasses framed in Persian lamb.

Louise's face and the top of her chest were warm.

They are in this book too: though I cannot see any logic to Blass's travels other than he does what he feels like – and there's nothing wrong with that – he certainly dips his toes in many waters, giving us an engaging history of the seaside resort, a dive into Shetland song and language (my favourite: "flugga mucka", meaning to beat your arms around your chest to warm yourself, like a cormorant).

I want to hold my baby against my bare chest to warm her and calm her as she cries and cries and cries and I know we're disturbing the other new mother in the bed on the other side of the curtain who finally got to sleep.

It wasn't like a vision of anything, or some epiphany, but suddenly I was remembering stuff, which felt a bit like remembering how to imagine, and for just a moment I could suck happiness in like breaths, because for the first time in a long time my chest felt warm enough to absorb it.

Hum deeply from your throat, with your lips parted and your chin pointed down toward your chest, to warm up your voice.

The water-based exercise intervention group will train in a chest-high warm (~30°C) pool.

His teammates laced shoes, tugged jerseys over their chests and warm-ups over their jerseys.