Sentence examples similar to hard warming from inspiring English sources

The winters in Scotland are longer and darker, so hard, warm liquor provided light and respite, no matter how transitory.

Local people enthusiastically offered to carry their gear, and on his last long portage, as a storm drenched him with "hard, warm drops" and he stood on a dangerous, unknown hill, he reflected that he might never live a better day.Some people, he blogged, thought that there was nothing more to find out or explore.

"If There Is" — directed by Michael Longhurst, who staged "Constellations" in London — is about (swallow hard) global warming.

By Mr. Hubbard's own account, he seriously injured his upper lip that year by playing too hard, without warming up, once too often.

But while the argument is strong for selling the technology in the corporate environment, Forrester's Prince says increasingly privacy-wary consumers may have a hard time warming up to it.

De Niro's character Jack Byrnes is Pam's father and a retired CIA operative who is overly protective of his family and has a hard time warming up to his daughters' love interests.

Not that this would convince any of the die-hard warming skeptics, but there's hope for those independent thinkers who just needed a little more independent confirmation.

At first it's hard to warm to Chris.

But it was hard to warm to this version.

Equally, it is hard to warm to her.

Despite Finkel's determined candour, it's hard to warm to him.