Sentence examples for warm and wild from inspiring English sources

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Finally, they contended that, although the days had been unusually warm and wild boars were known to inhabit the area, Baker's body showed no obvious signs of decomposition or disturbance by animals, as might have been expected had it been there for six days, as the prosecution had charged.

Main courses include grilled salmon with sumac butter; Provencal beef short ribs braised in red wine; cumin-spiced chicken; and porcini-crusted seared halibut served in a light broth of poached garlic, warm arugula and wild mushrooms finished with a lapsang-infused oil.

Florida is now the capital of "warm weather, sunshine, and wild boar" … These days, flying is full of surprises.

Planning cities for climate change requires going far beyond updated building codes; it also involves what Klaus Jacob calls "pro-building" structures and infrastructures in anticipation of a warmer, wetter, and wilder world.

After the United States Navy stopped bombing the island's white sandy beaches in 2003, travelers tiptoed to its newly demilitarized coasts and found warm waters, wild horses and surprisingly good restaurants.

But a Grand Marnier chocolate torte tastes of little but sweetness, apple pie is bitter with an excess of cinnamon, and warm wild blueberries sit atop a puff-pastry crust so stiff you'd need a chisel to hack through it.

It is ubiquitously distributed and infects warm-blooded wild and domestic animals as well as up to 30%% of the worlds' human population [ 7].

Adrian Mitchell London The Joke's Over (William Heinemann, Ralph Steadmann's memories of his friend Hunter S Thompson, is wild, warm and wonderful.

Chesney oozes no such desperation on "The Big Revival," where the 46-year-old proudly owns his over-the-hill status in songs such as "If This Bus Could Talk," detailing the decades he's spent on the road, and "Wild Child," a warm (if faintly patronizing) tribute to a woman more adventurous than he is.

Our favorites were the Maine blueberry and wild rhubarb crumble, and the warm peach tarte Tatin with ginger ice cream.