Slim Jim is a smaller variety, so doesn't need such sustained warmth to ripen, making it a more reliable cropper in our sometimes less-than-sunny climate.
"The hugging and dancing among officials and players on the field, like the sustained warmth of the reaction to the lap of honour from the thousands waving red-and-white banners on the stands and terraces, gave the impression of a family celebration," wrote Hugh McIlvanney in the Observer.
And yet for a drama peopled by characters who have traveled a long way in the dark, "Water by the Spoonful" gives off a shimmering, sustaining warmth.
When we leave each other, I am different; I carry a piece of them with me, and that warmth sustains me through the cooler seasons.
To rescue and sustain the beauty, warmth and neighborly feel of First Fridays and to restore and ensure peace throughout the city, I urge Oaklanders to "think outside the cop".
She is sustained not by Auden's warmth but by his wit and speed.
Fresh-water koi and goldfish, released by disenchanted locals, have thrived here, sustained by the year-round warmth.
Eventually he was granted a place in the pantheon, and on one of his last appearances in London, at the Barbican in 2005, he seemed moved by the sheer warmth of the sustained applause with which a full house greeted every piece.
Hendra, a multifaceted satirical presence in America since the 1970's, shows another side in this account of an English Benedictine monk whose remarkable personal warmth and wisdom sustained his skill at passing God's love along to those who couldn't find it alone.
It can sustain both heat and cold, but is stellar after some warmth from a toaster press so the cheese oozes and the meatballs press in close.
The open harmonies are given warmth by the plunging sustained double bass and the beautiful cello weaving counter-melodies between Veloso's vocal line.
