Sentence examples for warm stove from inspiring English sources

Mr. Oakes carried a candle to the room for him, and Christopher's cat, now named Grimalkin, left the warm stove to follow Christopher.

All these years later, she still half-yearns for the security and solidity that now seem to be embodied in his comfortable home, his steadiness, his kindness, that warm stove.

I know you will go away when the match goes out — you will vanish like the warm stove, and the delicious roast goose, and the fine, large Christmas-tree!" And she made haste to rub the whole bundle of matches, for she wished to hold her grandmother fast.

Richard hides his pistol in a woodpile and looks longingly at a warm stove inside the dilapidated farmhouse.

Remember to stay humble, have fun, follow your instincts and I'll meet you under the warm stove light of the kitchen.

In places the water reached knee-depth, but by climbing on the sled frames we kept the water from flowing into our boots, and after a few challenging hours we were beyond the dreaded overflow and enroute to a warm stove and hot coffee.

It's an idyllic spot in summer, and also in winter – thanks to warm stoves and open fires.

Hitler was delighted: there would be no more civilians sitting in front of their warm stoves, allowing the soldiers to do the dirty work for them.

The tented refuge includes a living area furnished with a central warming stove, fur rugs, a library and maps of the South Pole in tribute to early Victorian explorers.

In addition to a large living room and a kitchen with professional-grade appliances including warming stoves, the apartment has a library with a mahogany wet bar; a solarium; a hallway of closets that leads to the master bedroom, which has its own terrace; his-and-hers private baths and walk-in closets; and a guest suite with two bedrooms, two baths and a small kitchen.

"Authentic" would only lamely describe the timeless, pastoral serenity of this place, or suggest the bliss I felt on my first star-filled night there reclining on hand-woven carpets by a warm iron stove inside a yurt, dipping bread into freshly churned yak butter, listening to Kyrgyz spoken in hushed tones.