Sandwiches of bacon and eggs were triple-wrapped to hold their warmth.
BOMBER Though "bomber jacket" most often describes a waist-length style of outerwear created for combat pilots in the era before enclosed cockpits (with banded collars and waistbands to hold in warmth), that basic shape has spawned countless classics.
They hold the warmth of kindness for a fellow human being regardless of the situation or circumstance.
She held their warmth against her and wandered the room, hallucinating that the walls were made of glass.
The novel has not withered; it holds on, held in the warmth of the hand.
To start October, we'll hold onto the warmth but the pattern transitions to a dry one.
She definitely had a soul which spoke to mine, and I would get down on the floor with her and hold her, the warmth of her furry body calming me down.
This is a time to listen, rather than hypothesise, and hold onto the warmth and revelry that anyone who saved up for gig tickets as a teen, obsessively listening to the artist beforehand, will remember.
His laughter held real amusement, warmth and a touch of irascibility.
His broad humanity was one reason for his success: although he dished out the opiates, he had a rare warmth, holding sympathetic views on mental illness and even infanticide.
A large side room in the house, well beyond the kerosene stove's narrow sphere of warmth, held a big loom frame that had come with the house, and an obsolete encyclopedia, and a set, with faded spines, of aged but rarely touched books entitled "The Master Works of World Philosophy".
