Sentence examples for warm playing from inspiring English sources

She would set up and practice until her left hand grew warm, playing at half speed, working over one passage at a time.

There were, however, plenty of noteworthy details, like Ms. Grimaud's buoyant touch in the second movement and sharply delineated fugue in the final movement, and the confident, if not particularly warm, playing of Ms. Moon (who performed from memory).

This character is so quiet and so interior that it's helpful to have someone warm playing her, someone who audiences know and who they like".

Drawing warm playing from the orchestra, he reminded us that in addition to their many other attributes, these symphonies have considerable charm.

The middle movement, "Malinconia," recalled Mr. Tan's lushest film-score work; Mr. Lin's warm playing was surrounded with a plush bed of strings.

It typically takes about a year to determine whether human-induced global warming played a role in a drought, storm, torrential downpour or heatwave – and how big a role it played.

Professor Richard Seager acknowledges that there is much more to the Syrian uprising than the climate, but says that global warming played a key role in creating the conditions that fuelled the civil war behind the refugee emergency.

Lacking any other readily recognizable reasons why lizards were dying off, the researchers speculated that global warming played a part.

J. Alan Pounds, a biologist at the Monteverde Cloud Forest Preserve and one of the researchers who originally put forward the argument that global warming played a role in the extinction of the golden toad, disagrees with the paper's conclusions.

Some recent work has found mixed evidence about whether warming played a significant role in other flood events, though, such as the Queensland floods in Australia in 2011-12.

Olga N. Zaitsova, 55, who was in the Mega Belaya Dacha mall with her granddaughter Anastasia, said she came every weekend, drawn by the warm play area for toddlers.