Sentence examples for thousands of warm from inspiring English sources

But Christopher's takedown of his chum must be viewed alongside thousands of warm and affectionate words he wrote about Martin, particularly in his memoir, "Hitch-22," which appeared ironically — or perhaps with exquisite timing — simultaneously with the presentation of his mortal illness.

No one knows but we'll do our best to deliver thousands of warm pajamas and comforting storybooks to these children for bedtime.

Thousands of warm temperature records were broken along the East Coast and record-level flooding could sweep down the Mississippi River in the coming days.

There were probably hundreds of warm hands and kind hearts roaming about— but there you were, alone.

Patty Griffin and her soulful voice kicks off the 35th year of warm summer nights at the Bandshell.

A heat wave was defined as 2 or more days in which temperatures exceeded the 95th percentile of warm season (May September) temperatures for that community during the 19-year period.

Effect estimates were much lower in the South than in the Northeast or Midwest (Table 2), although the threshold temperatures used to define heat waves (95th percentile of warm season daily Tmean) were higher in the South [see Supplemental Material, Figure 2 (doi:10.1289/ehp.1002313)].

In hotter climates (climate zones 4 and 5), the differences between the 99th and 75th percentiles of warm-season AT were smaller than in cooler climates (climate zones 1 3), though the number of days meeting the definitions for 2-, 4-, 6-, and 8-day long heat waves were similar between climates.

The company would first send out tens of thousands of "warm-up emails" to their own email addresses on Gmail and other servers.

A priori, moderate heat was defined as the 90th percentile of warm-season AT, and extreme heat was defined as the 99th percentile of warm-season AT.

We centered the splines at the 75th percentiles of warm-season AT, which served as the reference temperatures.