Sentence examples for warmer standing from inspiring English sources

If you were adolescent or thereabouts when Back To The Future came out in 1985, nothing that has happened to Fox in the years since will have unseated the image of him in that red body warmer, standing in a car park at midnight as the souped-up DeLorean hit 88mph and disappeared back to 1955.

"I would say it's extremely unlikely Mars had large bodies of warm, standing water that were exposed to the atmosphere for a long period of time," said Dr. Philip R. Christensen, a professor of geological sciences at Arizona State University and senior author of the article.

Where you'll then find yourself in a much warmer environment standing in front of some floor-to-ceiling windows.

Ms. Voigt, in strong voice, received a warm standing ovation from the gala audience.

He received a warm standing ovation when he came to the plate for the first time in the third inning.

The Mail considered it to be "a waffling speech" in which Corbyn "pressed all the right buttons to earn himself a warm standing ovation from his party faithful".

Still, many in the crowd of 31,209 saluted the effort with a warm standing ovation as he returned from the race.

Mr. Levine received a warm standing ovation at the start of the concert, and several more during the evening, though some unquestionably had as much to do with Mr. Terfel's eloquent, intensely dramatic performances as with Mr. Levine's incisively shaped accompaniments and the orchestra's often brilliant playing.

"Just kind of warming up standing still and trying to give my best for the match," she said.

Lancaster cut an ominously isolated figure in the warm up, standing alone under the posts, poker-faced.

But now, electricity is being produced; I had a reassuringly warm feeling, standing high up on the dam, that progress had been made.