Sentence examples for means warmth from inspiring English sources

Incorporating wood into your home, he concludes, "means warmth, rich beauty and all its other great qualities.

For these refugees, summer meant warmth.

They named it Mahana which members today say is roughly translated to mean warmth in Māori, but was actually drawn from the name of a rock-opera that had toured the hippie circuit back in '76.

Although as with all the British Isles it has a maritime climate, the local topography means summer warmth can become emphasised by a slight foehn effect off the surrounding hills.

Old neoprene gets thinner in places with a lot of stretching, which means less warmth and more chance of a tear, defer.add img); Discoloration.

For everyone, both places meant exoticism, warmth and freedom.

America has a lot of warmth for Woody, but maybe warmth means the pan is off the flame.

The risk of high anti-HHV-8 antibody titers was lower in those who had used electricity 20 years ago both for fuel to cook food and also as a means to heat their homes (for warmth) (OR = 0.44, 95%CI 0.25 0.78; p = 0.005 for cooking; OR = 0.43 95%CI 0.25 0.73; p = 0.004 for warmth).

The unexpected warmth means I'll keep ice on my beets in a cooler; the potatoes will continue to do fine.

Be warned, though: This is a play by Mr. McDonagh, which means that sentimental warmth can suddenly scorch and coziness turn claustrophobic.

If you want fine flavoured tomatoes, you'll most likely need a greenhouse – it acts as a physical barrier to the blight spore and its warmth means tomatoes grow and ripen faster.