His smile and warmth lit up many rooms.
She was a compassionate person whose warmth lit the lives of all who knew her.
When Hurricane Sandy knocked out our electricity, the fireplace provided much-needed warmth, light and hot pasta.
For consumers, certainly, especially those in poor countries whose lives will be improved by the warmth, light and mobility that cheaper energy brings.
And all the digger-outers were at Healy's for things that are rare in the neighborhood: warmth, light and good cheer.
The line numbered at least 20 and shuffled ever closer to the double doors that sealed in warmth, light and a delectable yeasty aroma.
A second woman stood by the stove, watching the pots that steamed and smelled maddeningly of onions and herbs; Christopher closed his eyes, like the cat, against the unbelievable beauty of warmth, light, and the smell of onions.
But he and Shimelmitz agree that whenever it arrived, fire gave ancestral humans tremendous advantages, including cooking, warmth, light in the night, and safety from predators.
Construction technology over the centuries has progressed from the provision of basic shelter and security to sophisticated city buildings capable of providing an indoor environment that is nowadays taken for granted: warmth, light and abundant energy, all in opposition to the natural climate.
Robert Guillaume radiated such warmth, light, dignity, and above all, class.
