Warm In A Sentence

• Gray received a warm welcome.
• These islands have a warm climate.
• What do we call the warm season?
• Of warm and golden feeling?
• It was a warm reception they got.
• It was a warm summer-like night.
• The climate became warm and sunny.
• It was a still, warm day.
• It seems to kiss us with its warm breath.
• I beg pardon for growing a little warm in my narration.
• It is warm and fluid, and it is teeming with living forms.
• A warm heart, she thought, and a loyal one.
• These Eskimos dress in warm furs.
• She had forgotten how big and warm it was, even when he sang out of tune.
• Yet Descartes is a warm believer in the doctrine of free-will.
• And here it was, warm and near to me, living, breathing, unsuspecting.
• A man of most venerable looks, highly cultivated mind, and a warm pious heart.
• The temperature must be kept as warm there as in the Torrid Zone.
• For all the busy Winter, warm weather hurt the photo playhouse at Fairlands.
• Quite warm and cosy it all was, with ladies' society and all thrown in.

• At last we come to a place where it is extremely warm in both summer and winter.
• What season do we have when the warm summer is over, and before the cold winter has set in?
• Wallie grew warm every time he thought of such a message addressed to him coming over the wire.
• The first warm friendships of youth are the purest and whitest flowers that bloom in the soul.
• A small current through the little coil will warm the wax enough to allow the string to part.
• The grass was warm and beautiful to look on, and they lingered, prolonging the walk.
• It is inseparably connected in my mind with the dusk of warm September evenings.
• It irritated Gray savagely to find how warm and eager an interest they all took in the lost man.
• A warm heart, it was, thought Joan; despite those speculative glances fixed upon her.
• Our weather is seldom so cold as in the Frigid Zones, nor so warm as in the Torrid Zone.
• Even the way she raised her eyebrows made him warm all over with a sense of guilt of something of which he was ignorant.
• My quality is sensuous and ruled by warm impulses; hers was discriminating and essentially inhibitory.
• There is something touching in the warm pleasure he remembers and records at this meeting with the professional mentor of his boyhood.
• All hands held on while the hull upheaved and smashed down on the brittle coral and the warm seas swept over them.
• Although it has boded for years, it walked at last like an unbelievable spectre into a warm and lighted room.
• She confided her pitiful history to this new-found friend, who was so kind and sympathetic that the geranium grew warm and happy.
• I occupied a hut, which contained a fireplace, and would have made myself cosy and warm if the fire had not always smoked.
• Jaquetta really had come to a warm tender love for her, but she sullenly pushed away the sweet face, and turned aside.
• It was delightful at first to be secret, a whispering, warm conspiracy; then presently it became irksome and a little shameful.
• As they do not need large warm homes like ours, some live in small huts made of the branches of trees, earth and straw.

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