Sentence examples for warmth pressing from inspiring English sources

With the burner's warmth pressing against my eyelids, the breeze is a cool, feminine hand over a throbbing forehead; the earth below curves to a vanishing point in tier upon tier of rubicund-brown.

According to Mr Giscard d'Estaing's recent memoirs, Mr Chirac then swung against him in 1981 and secretly backed François Mitterrand, whom he wrongly imagined would not last.Genuine warmth and a flair for pressing the flesh have made Mr Chirac a formidable campaigner.

Our theory implies that animals are capable of learning not only Pavlovian (e.g. shivering, or tolerance to ethanol), but also instrumental anticipatory responding (e.g., pressing a lever to receive warmth, in response to a cold-predicting cue).

You can take their temperature by pressing your hand against their forehead gently, and judging by the warmth.

Ms. Woods, known for her effusive warmth in greeting customers, ran the business until her retirement at 80. "I keep pressing on," she told The New York Times in 1994.

It was pressing... and pressing.

Mr. Remini kept pressing.

Already time was pressing.

"He's pressing".

I kept pressing and pressing.

I'm for pressing".