Sentence examples for from warmth from inspiring English sources
What are the main things I should look for in a winter coat, aside, obviously, from warmth and water-resistance?
Blavatnik, at fifty-six years old, has a high forehead, full cheeks, wide-set gray eyes, and an owlish expression that moves easily from warmth to suspicion.
Qualifying technologies include biomass boilers that burn wood, wood chips or pellets; roof-mounted solar thermal systems that only provide hot water; and ground or air-source heat pumps which draw heat from warmth underground or from the air.
The technologies eligible for the payments include biomass boilers, solar thermal systems that provide hot water, ground source heat pumps which draw heat from warmth underground and air source heat pumps which extract heat from the air outside a home.
The United Nations weather agency reported that the last decade was the warmest since good record-keeping began, in 1850, which means, as the A.P. put it, hordes of jellyfish moving north and "seas expanding from warmth" — like a big blue balloon.
During that première, Wallace became nearly poetic: "Our perception of reality roams, in a given day, from the light to the heavy, from warmth to menace, and if this broadcast does what we hope it will do, it will report reality".
On the Stennis, with relatives packed from bow to stern, the ship sailed from the warmth and aqua-green blue of Oahu into rough weather.
Should a frigidly xenophobic England learn from Celtic warmth?
