Sentence examples for take warmth from inspiring English sources

In truth Norman St John-Stevas, who died on March 2nd, aged 82, drew delight and succour from pageantry and tradition as others take warmth from the sun.An important memory dated back to his teenage years, when the future academic, journalist and Conservative politician watched the wedding procession of Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip.

In 20 patients the ACD was inserted into the anaesthesia circuit to take up warmth, humidity and SEV for 15 minutes and used for transport.

The music, which can be a touch frigid on record, took on warmth and physicality.

It takes the warmth of friends and loved ones to make it special and a joyful gesture of romance is part of this time.

It takes the warmth of spring, literally and in our own lives, to allow that potential to blossom into its eventual reality.

The children also took self-esteem tests, and their folks were asked to take a parental warmth test.

So, contrary to its name, wild camping is an ordered affair where food, waterproofing and warmth take packing priority.

"In the winter, you take the relative warmth of the ground and put it in the buildings".

At 8 a.m., many students, some wearing bedroom slippers, were milling outside the dormitory, ignoring the pleas of administrators to take in the warmth of the campus library.

I longed for a new beginning in 2012 — a new beginning in my hometown, to be with my mother, to be with my relatives, to let their simple warmth take away the coldness, anxiety and fear that had enveloped me in the dark tunnel of 2011.

During recent winters, he has trained in Australia to take advantage of the warmth of summer in the Southern Hemisphere.