Sentence examples for warm terms from inspiring English sources

Yet he leaves behind a large extended family with whom he remained on remarkably warm terms.

Freedman and Cooke, shade and light, roundhead and cavalier, had once been on pretty warm terms.

He is on warm terms with heads of state and business leaders, and he and Arne Duncan, the secretary of education, have developed an intense basketball rivalry.

The letter informed Century, in warm terms, in case they did not already know it, that business was looking very good.

It is not unknown for comic couples to end up speaking only through lawyers, but the two Rons remained on warm terms until Barker's death in 2005.

The SNL is not on particularly warm terms with the Somali Youth League in Somalia, while for its part, the government at Mogadishu may cool towards the idea of straightforward fusion.

Mexicans often refer to her as la virgencita, literally "the little virgin" but a warm term of endearment.

In global warming terms, Tanzanians become almost a rounding error in terms of emissions growth.

Mackenzie said the future for shale gas didn't have to be altogether bleak, in global warming terms.

In "The Art of the Deal," Trump describes Roy Cohn, his personal lawyer, in the warmest terms, calling him "the sort of guy who'd be there at your hospital bed . . .

The effort, begun with 14 nations, has funded roughly 300 projects that have led to the removal of the equivalent, in warming terms, of 40 million tons of CO2.