Sentence examples for wave of warmth from inspiring English sources

November 16 2011 November 18 201111 After a week of cool and rigorous American postwar art, a round of Latin-American art sales brings a wave of warmth to the city's auction houses.

He closed his eyes, but just then Ana made a little snort and moved beside him, giving off a fresh wave of warmth, and, faintly, that sweet warm bed-smell of hers, like baking bread, and he lay there tensed, waiting, but she didn't move again.

He takes another sip, and emphatic waves of warmth come over him.

So I turned up the thermostat and basked in waves of warmth from the radiators.

He also scored, which sent waves of warmth and nostalgia around the venue he commanded for so many years.

Where Camus's godless prose is coolly mathematical in its ratio of words to meaning ("like Euclidean geometry" Haroun notes), Daoud's work conducts waves of warmth.

The stone will give off waves of warmth in the winter, and it will keep the night-coolness captive all through the summer days.

And stranger yet, I had never struggled with drugs or alcohol, so why was this room engulfing me in waves of warmth?

"Waves of warmth were coursing up and down my body and the sky was changing colours in the way that a television screen looks when the contrast and brightness are adjusted".

The first and last songs feature harmonica-playing by Stevie Wonder, but in between those iconic waves of reverberating warmth, artists like Mystikal get a chance to shine on upbeat "Feel Right," and Tame Impala's Kevin Parker realizes his vocal potential on a more mysterious "Daffodils," the next-slated single from Uptown Special.

Then I sat down to read at the kitchen table, in the gray light of the June Manhattan dawn, spring in Manhattan feeling so much more accelerated, so much quicker and time-lapsed and vivid than it does in any other city; a wave of pollen and warmth and renewal blowing in the window.