Sentence examples for might be warm from inspiring English sources

Blood coats his face, though he thinks it might be "warm milk that got sticky as it cooled".

Since the star is so dim and cool, its habitable zone (the distance at which a planet might be warm enough to hold liquid water) is very close.

Who knows, it might be warm and dry there, and the forgotten classmate might give him something to eat and even offer shelter for the night.

A better bet than any of those three cities for chronic pain sufferers seeking relief from the vagaries of weather might be warm and moist Nashville.

The Go-Between - LP Hartley Exuding such a sense of summer the pages might be warm to touch, Hartley's coming-of-age tale is set during the heatwave of 1900.

Soho isn't what it was, either: the Crossrail project has flattened the West End's best club and gig venues, and King's Cross at least offers a building which, as Rapley puts it: "hopefully won't leak, the windows won't fall out, lumps won't fall down and nearly kill people and we might be warm".

I think DC might be warming to the idea.

The world might be warming up, but Dave is busy melting our hearts.

Check the bullpen, where Goose Gossage and Sparky Lyle warmed up and where Rivera might be warming up any minute.

Iran's president, Mohammad Khatami, dampened any notion today that relations between Iran and the United States might be warming.

Despite being so far away, the Voyager probes compiled a photographic record suggesting — indirectly — that Europa might be warmer below its icy surface.