Sentence examples for were warm about from inspiring English sources

Females (as well as some males) were trapped with a bownet placed in the nest when nestlings were from 20 to 35 days-old, i.e. when they could thermoregulate and night temperatures were warm (about 20°C).

The Arctic is warming about twice as fast as the rest of the world, the researchers note, and accordingly the effects there are particularly pronounced.

Mr Cainer is warm about his rival.

Mr. Ginn, for his part, seems not to be warm about Flag.

He was warm about her talents, and her great range of contacts, but she has written little for the paper of late.

If the room was warm, about half that time.

Lepidopteran species have to be warm, about 77-79 F, to fly.

It should only take about 3 days for the rhizome to start sprouting roots if the soil is warm, about another week to start popping up little stalks.

The 1380's were warm -- about 3 degrees Fahrenheit above the norm -- as were the 1420's, the 1520's and the half-century from the 1630's to the 1680's.

He had been there as a teenager, once, but his memory was dim — "the water in the fountain was warm" was about all he recalled.

Daldry is warm when talking about children.