Sentence examples for warm driving from inspiring English sources

I'm keeping with the theme of albums with warm driving beats and otherworldly melodies, to keep us feeling energised on the journey and as with the other tracks I've chosen, I'd recommend playing the whole album from beginning to end, it is a real trip and full of little gems like this one.

"The guy next to me said we'd be warmer driving a minicab.

The northern ice cap has been shrinking since the 1970s, with global warming driving the loss of about three-quarters of its volume so far.

It also ruled that King, below, did not say things attributed to him, such as global warming driving people to the Antarctic.

The El Niño weather pattern – when waters in the eastern tropical Pacific ocean become warmer, driving extreme weather conditions – may be as severe as in 1997-98, when an estimated 23,000 people died, forecasters believe.

Now, reductions in their size and cost, along with improvements in their efficiency, are allowing suburban homeowners with no dissident leanings to speak of to install them in growing numbers, with concerns over rising energy costs and global warming driving the demand.

A variety of oceanographic observations and modeling is consistent with warming driving the expansion of the gyres and their low-productivity waters, he says.

But with recent analyses showing that the warm conditions driving this bleaching event will be normal by the 2030s – and cooler than average after that – Marshall said he was pessimistic about the future of the reef.

Shares in the group fell 7% as it said the hot weather curbed Britons' appetite for warm pasties, driving a 3.2% fall in like-for-like sales over the five weeks to 3 August, with a £2m impact on profits.

Richard McAbee put on a heavy coat, hood and neck muffler to keep warm after driving two hours to Tuscaloosa with his wife Amber for the celebration, but he said he wouldn't have missed it for anything.

Global warming is driving more Arctic storms, suggests Niles, which can wipe out young chicks.