Sentence examples for fireplace feeling from inspiring English sources

The perfect beverage for when you finally make it over to the fireplace, feeling the effects of too much Tryptophan.

Instead of feeling like an empty fireplace that's chasing flickers of warmth from other people's approval, you feel like a roaring fireplace emanating good vibes out to the other people.

The media bombards us with nostalgic, Norman Rockwell style imagery of happy families gathered around the fireplace, drinking hot cocoa topped with mini-marshmallows, singing joyful songs, and feeling nothing but love for one another.

"It is a little invasive," she said, noting that she was feeling "a little protective" of the smashed-Fiestaware tiles around the fireplace, which Mr. Fulk deemed "too kooky".

Patient 1 was not affected, but she reported feeling cold and took breaks from dancing to warm herself at a fireplace.

The fireplace and skylight foster a feeling of home and haven.

If you really want your room to emit that warm holiday feeling, then go on YouTube and search a crackling fireplace.

A lounge area with a see-through fireplace has foliage-and-monkey wallpaper from Eisenhardt, for a French Enlightenment feeling.

Do you ever get the feeling you're being used as a conduit for fireplace-utensil wordplay?

There's a back-to-the-future feeling here that combines charm (the living room has a marble fireplace) and convenience (there are new stainless steel kitchen appliances).

A recent arrival is Bangalore, an attractive new place with a double-sided gas fireplace that warms both of its dining areas, adding to a cozy, congenial feeling.