Sentence examples for getting warmth from inspiring English sources

But when he improvised, he spun out simple patterns, shaking the guitar's neck and getting warmth and resonance out of each note or chord; his own unaccompanied solo, just before the concert's final number, was a beautifully coherent, nonshredding couple of minutes, the best of the less-familiar music played in the show.

"It is not 'freedom' to be wandering the streets, severely mentally ill, deteriorating and getting warmth from a steam grate or food from a garbage can; that's abandonment.

It's more personal, and it's got warmth and style.

A freezing wind came off Belfast lough as both fighters stamped their feet to get warmth into their boots.

The homeless with pets have an advantage in that they have a pet that will not only protect them, but offer constant friendship, but they are also at a disadvantage as pets are not allowed in shelters to sleep, and they aren't allowed in soup kitchens and churches to eat, rest, cool off, or get warmth.

" I didn't notice it myself, it was the midwife who told me that Purity had weighed 2.4kgs and that is when I was advised to tie her on my chest so that she could get warmth from me" (facility delivery, uniparous mother).

I was, like, where did you get heat and warmth?

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"I am sure when the draw is made I will start getting a warmth for it, but at this moment in time I am just focused on training for next week's big game".

Yes, 10 cloves seems a lot, but because the garlic is whole, not minced, and poached rather than fried, what you get is warmth rather than heat, sweetness rather than acrid bite.

For instance, you should get help if you experience warmth, chills, swelling and increased pain.