Sentence examples for tell warm from inspiring English sources
That is typified by the complete absence of game film from the commercials, which instead tell warm and fuzzy, even whimsical stories that are fan-focused.
Mason doesn't flinch from great sadness in a delicately told, warm-hearted story with a triumphant ending.
And when the command was then despatched to Goce to tell it warm itself by about seven Celsius, the normal flow of telemetry was suddenly re-established.
He warms up when he's told to warm up, Percival said, and he comes into the game when he's summoned into the game.
Cone was told to warm up, to prepare to pitch to Piazza.
Then John Stephenson tells a warm, funny story and "The afternoon had come to life.
The best of these are encapsulated, shared and sometimes aggrandized in the form of half-funny, half-sad tales told over warm chai or at picnics.
He said he had been told to warm up for Piazza, but expected to face him only if there was a man on base.
Nicholson is a prisoner now, yet he tells the warm evening air, and the Japanese commandant who hardly understands him, that he's given the army 28 years.
That mental approach is the start of my workday; it's as important as the physical approach when I'm told to warm up in the bullpen.
