Sentence examples for warming days from inspiring English sources

If receptive kids lap up Rae's mint-fresh slant on the classic Wodehousian yarn, wrinkled old-timers will particularly relish lingering over remembrance of warming days under pastoral suns with the most handsome celebration of the late county cricket correspondent of the Times, the erudite, appealing, but ultimately tragic Alan Gibson.

No, not population sizes, but a diminution in the size of the animals by comparison with the pre-global warming days.

There is no sweeter time to see England's woodland than now, in these warming days of spring, the pathways scented under dappled sunlight, the earth jewelled with yellows, blues and purples.

The race, one in a series of 12 trail events organized this year by the Ohio River Road Runners Club, features a course of twisting trails through an old-growth woodland preserve where wild turkeys roost and orchids bloom with the warming days of spring.

Thankfully, many of these classic lager styles are perfect accompaniments to our warming days and long summer evenings.

Consequently, in volunteers on skin warming days, the threshold according to the present study's definition of shivering (+20% increase in oxygen consumption) is reached at a relatively lower core temperature, which may explain the abovementioned difference.

On warm days, Scotty plays his guitar.

Then came a succession of warm days.

On warm days, large windows open to a sidewalk terrace.

This is for warm days and brave kids!

On warm days the players sometimes perform in T-shirts.