"Diplomats are cold and McFaul is warm; that is the difference," he said.
Fortunately, his neighbors' apartments are so warm that heat flows out of their homes into his.
It was unseasonably warm that day, even for Raleigh, and returning from the church we passed people working on their lawns as if nothing had happened.
To fix it, engineers will have to warm that section of the tunnel, and then cool it all the way down again.
Ms. Sowers's new place, with heat included, is so toasty warm that "you have to open a window to cool down," she said.
Lord Byron himself branded the waltz a "lewd grasp and lawless contact warm" that wouldn't "leave much mystery for the nuptial night".
Like all Motorola displays in recent memory, the screen color runs a bit warm — that is, things seem slightly more orange than they ought to be.
She is cold, she wants to get warm, that is her only conscious thought.
Endless extensions of white sands and shallow calm waters, clear and warm, that seem to be just there for children.
Various studies have showed that increasing operating room temperature could prevent core hypothermia [ 16, 39], however, when the operating room is too warm, that is not a comfortable working environment and may even increase the risk of infection [ 21, 40].
