"It's the opposite of the warm flushing of the skin that we associate with love, kindness and affection".
Immediately, something began building in my toes, warm flushing sensations, a tingling of sparking nerve ends exploding underneath my flesh.
At the first warm flush of late winter weather, I would seek them out at garden centers, only to be told that it was too early.
He made two paintings from the photographs he took, the first of which is steeped in a deep, nearly iridescent blue glow, with a warm flush on the singer's cheek.
Many women have no problems stopping the hormones and see no reason to continue taking them: they feel fine or, at worst, have mild symptoms of menopause, like warm flushes that are not disabling, for a few months.
The skin was warm and flushed.
She said that unless warm oil was flushed through the system soon, engineers were concerned that water separating from standing oil in the pipeline could gather as ice around a mechanical maintenance device called a "pig" that is currently in the pipeline.
Later – much later – the "some" came back to me, but in the short term there were those venesections to cope with: a tourniquet would have to be applied, a vein found, a needle stuck through dermis and vascular wall … and then, no payback, no flushed warm gush of lotus-juice or essence of lethe, only the siphoning of my deathly blood.
Unfortunately, many patients who take this drug suffer with flushed, warm skin as a side effect, and the sensation is so uncomfortable that roughly half of the patients who begin to use it stop taking the medication.
The valley is flushed and warm and breathes a lazy mist," Moore writes in Now We Hurry On, which appears on the newest Bowerbirds album, "The Clearing".
