Sentence examples for pushing warm from inspiring English sources

At fairly regular intervals, atmospheric pressure on the western side of the Pacific falls; the trade winds blow from the cooler east side towards the trough, pushing warm surface water westwards towards the bordering land masses.

Cooler winds blowing at higher elevations are directed downwards through the narrow, vertical slits, subsequently pushing warm air inside the buildings up and out through an opening on the opposite side of the wind catcher.

Second, the so-called trade winds that normally keep the ocean waters west of Peru cool -- by pushing warm water farther west toward Indonesia -- are weakening.

The winds push warm waters westwards, towards Australia.

The winds push warm surface ocean water from South America west towards Asia and Australia, and cold water wells up from below in the east to take its place along South America.

In parts of the Pacific Ocean, huge upwellings from the bottom bring cold water from the depths and push warm surface water down.

In so doing they push warm surface water towards Asia and draw cooler, deep water to the surface in the central and eastern Pacific, which chills the atmosphere.

Generally, droughts in the Southwest are caused by La Niña, the weather pattern involving cooling of waters in the Pacific, which pushes warm, dry air inland, shifting the rains away from Texas, New Mexico and Arizona.

The primary mechanism of heat transport in the ocean is the wind-forcing of currents that tend to push warm water toward the poles, cold water toward the equator.

Pros: heats a room quickly, powerful small fan, easy to use remote, exact temperature control Cons: expensive, noisy enough to drown out a TV at full blast, can only push warm air around.

True, modern insulation and windows make for much more efficient temperature control in modern foyers, he acknowledged, and ceiling fans help to push warm air down in winter and to circulate cooled air in summer.