Sentence examples for ground warmth from inspiring English sources

"Sewers tend to be deeper in the ground and are thereby insulated by the ground warmth," Mr. Saucier said in an e-mail message.

When a paw is cooled by contact with frozen ground, warmth from the arteries in the paw is transferred to the venules.

The foliage widened and hugged the ground for warmth so needed a good wash.

They are kept in a den, most often dug into the ground, for warmth and protection.

As the mysterious Mrs. S., Maria Doyle Kennedy has always brought a grounded, practical warmth to the sometimes outlandish "Orphan Black" proceedings.

Mr Phillips said: "We wanted to create a celebration based off the back of the successful Golden Jubilee and Diamond Jubilee where there was a ground swell of warmth and affection for the Queen".

After the referee blows his whistle, the Hakoah players thank their fans, and everyone shuffles out of the ground in search of warmth.

(If you must know, freezing humans have been know to take their clothes off, known as "paradoxical undressing". Oh, and they burrow into the ground in search of warmth).

This should be spiced to taste, but I don't see the point in a chili without bite: I want heat from red pepper flakes and smoky warmth from ground coriander and cumin, crushed cardamom pods and a scant amount of cocoa.

Grated with toasted cumin seeds; stir-fried with red chillies and turmeric; a bright pickle spiky with ginger and softened with garam masala; the grated roots stirred through a brown rice pilaf with the rich warmth of ground cardamom - Indian cooks understand how to tame the monotone sweetness of the carrot while making it sing with vitality and freshness.

Put straw on the ground for comfort and warmth, especially in the cooler months of the year.