Sentence examples for warmth later from inspiring English sources
The Meteorological Office is cautious about rumours that record warmth later in the summer will reward the country for the season's poor start, although plenty of sunshine is expected in June.
You can feel them letting go of warmth.' " Later, Alice descends from the ship to find out what the dark sea holds for her, using a knotted rope as an aid.
With his warmth and (later) that shock of white hair, he lit up a room.
Scientists suspect that feathers evolved for some purpose other than flight, perhaps for warmth, and only later and with other physical changes, were they cleared for takeoff.
"If my father did not want me, Peking had heart and warmth to spare," he later wrote in his autobiography.
Part of BAM Cin tek's two-part series Jim Thompson: A Hell of a Writer -- Thompson wrote the taut screenplay for this 1957 film with Kubrick and Calder Willingham -- the movie (at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on Tuesday) displays Kubrick's technical wizardry while evincing a warmth elusive in his later work.
Part of BAM Cinématek's two-part series Jim Thompson: A Hell of a Writer — Thompson wrote the taut screenplay for this 1957 film with Kubrick and Calder Willingham — the movie (at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on Tuesday) displays Kubrick's technical wizardry while evincing a warmth elusive in his later work.
Little Women, revolutionary in its day, radiates a century later a special warmth and may still be the most beloved "family story" ever written.
(Mr. Franks later compared the warmth he felt after the injection of the dye to "the first sip of a well-blended martini").
For all of Bowie's studied, arty aura, he could exude an easy warmth onstage, especially in the later years before a heart attack put an abrupt end to his touring.
The Mellow Parenting Observation System, specifically low scores for positive parenting interactions (such as Responsiveness which encompasses parental warmth towards the infant), predicted later psychiatric diagnostic categorisation of oppositional/conduct disorders.
