Sentence examples for put the warmth from inspiring English sources

Their Hudson Baby Bourbon Whiskey, sold in an irresistible stubby bottle with a red wax seal, can put the warmth right back into a cold, damp day.

"And we haven't replaced any musicians,, because the musician comes in and puts the emotional warmth into the performance.

With his eminence and senior membership of key communities, and his cool head but personal warmth, John could put the case for the greater good with an authority and persuasiveness that outsiders to these groups could not.

Still, it is the 2001 plane crash that put the most lines on Sutton's face, and more warmth in his heart.

No need to put the heater on on account of the plant; you'll need the warmth sooner.

When you are ready to serve, put the dish in a microwave on full for 30 seconds so that the potatoes and octopus gain a little warmth.

On the evening of Nov. 22, 1963, just hours after Kennedy was shot in Dallas, The Beach Boys' Brian Wilson and Mike Love were putting the finishing touches on "The Warmth of the Sun," which they deemed an ode to the slain president.

I thought: "I want to put some warmth in here".

In Nigeria and Tanzania, respondents mentioned putting the baby on the back to keep them warm, suggesting an understanding that the warmth of the mother can pass to the baby.

Ms. Younis spoke of peace and brotherhood and said the orchestra, Strings of Freedom, had come "to put love and warmth into people's hearts".

There is an enormous amount of affection for the Barbican, although Kenyon is not complacent: "Sometimes I feel, do we put out enough warmth in return?