Sentence examples for officials warming from inspiring English sources

11.22am: Here's an excellent video of the officials warming up for the Chile v Spain game, courtesy of 101greatgoals.com.

Parks officials warmed to the cold, especially since the event was canceled last year because it was too warm.

And before Mr. Clinton took the stage here in Delray Beach — yes, he often still runs very late — a parade of local Democratic officials warmed up the crowd, with speakers offering sharp criticism of President Bush.

According to water officials, warm temperatures melted a below-average snow pack earlier than usual.

One vocal advocate of some limited forms of hacking back, former National Security Agency general counsel Stewart Baker, said even some government officials are warming to the idea.

The night of the Brexit referendum vote, British officials were warming up a party with a playlist of songs about remaining and working together.

This doesn't mean that anyone can just walk up, stuff in a couple dollars and buy the kush of their choice – even if the nation's top medical official is warming up to weed.

Referring to recent, controversial spot checks by immigration officials, she warms to her theme.

Since the telecoms regulator forced Telmex to cut telephone interconnection rates last year, though, some officials have warmed to the idea of Slim TV.

But Big Ten officials gradually warmed to the idea because they did not want to see another Penn State scenario take place, Swanson said.

But we've entered an era in government where evidence-based policy making is becoming standard practice, and federal, state and local officials have warmed to help that comes in the form of data.