Sentence examples for retaining warmth from inspiring English sources

The skins are stuffed with wheat kernels, effective in retaining warmth, and can be lifted from their armatures and wrapped around one's shoulders.

This traps more air around the body, which is then warmed by your own body heat, thus retaining warmth around you.

I kept my jacket hood over my head to retain warmth.

Similarly the high thermal mass of stone, as seen in Victorian buildings, retains warmth in winter and cold in summer.

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The pool, called White Rocks Bay, was capped under a polycarbonate roof to retain warmth in the wintertime (the outside gets down to freezing temperatures), creating a claustrophobic cave.

Continued exposure to frigid water will next lead to the loss of fine motor skills, followed by the loss of the shivering reflex and the body's ability to retain warmth.

26 An observational study in New Zealand found that adolescents might be attracted to using shade that was light in colour and retained warmth, was of large enough size for several students, and used an attractive design.

Cover with the cozy to retain warmth.

Tent it with foil to retain warmth.

Synthetic fill retains warmth even in wet weather.