Sentence examples for extended warmth from inspiring English sources

The sound of katydids and crickets in the extended warmth of summer, the weeks before Thanksgiving like the week after Memorial Day.

This was clearly a period of extended warmth in the Pacific.

A caring and ceaselessly energetic individual, Dr. Diehl found great joy in extending warmth and concern to the patients and families that The Institute served.

These retract in cold and extend in warmth to welcome pollinators.

It appeared that the White House had decided to extend that warmth in a determined effort to reassure European allies that Washington was serious about trying to get Moscow's blessing for its missile program, said Michael A. McFaul, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

"I roll your word for liquor, usquebaugh, around my mouth", the speaker says reverently, before letting the whiskey drip down into a lustrous final couplet in which the last line is spun out beyond its natural length to extend the warmth of the moment: "You are distilled before you disappear forever / like the raised glass, the sunlight on one last golden measure".

The warmth extended to Mark's father.

Tributes are pouring in on Twitter and elsewhere from fellow authors: Ian Rankin called her "a huge presence... a writer whose warmth extended beyond words", and "a gregarious, larger than life, ebullient recorder of human foibles and wonderment".

Though that has now happened and Sunday's match at home to Tottenham Hotspur is a mere academic footnote, the former Liverpool and Real Madrid manager has been almost overwhelmed by the warmth extended to him on Tyneside and is acutely aware of the potential at one of England's doziest sleeping giants.

Our condolences and warmth are extended to the Judge's loving wife Meryle and son, Dr. Steven Evans.

Expressions of congratulatory warmth were extended at arm's length, with fearful looks, as if I'd just been found to have a contagious tapeworm.