• Serve the cheese on warm plates surrounded by garlic toast slices.

• Pesto or sundried tomato tepenade keeps well and can be mixed into cold or warm pasta.

• People who live in colder states take more exercise than those who live in warm ones.

• Warm blood flowing toward the fox's legs heats up the cool blood returning from its feet.

• Not only does warm water soothe us, it can combat loneliness.

• Take plenty of bait, don't forget your bucket and stay warm.

• Plant seeds in a sunny location after the soil is thoroughly warm.

• Those in colder climates frequently have to risk freezing themselves to warm up their cars.

• Off to take another f---ing pill and lie down in the dark under a warm blanket.

• Thus the warm glow that accompanies charitable giving has a physiological basis.

• Bumblebees prefer their food warm and learn to locate hotter flowers using color as a cue, scientists say.

• Flower color lets chilly bees know they're a good place to warm up.

• As if on cue, a local doctor complained theatrically about the necessity of drinking warm wine.

• Pendant lights illuminate the work surface of the kitchen island and provide a dash of warm color.

• Wait for the car to warm up, and remove your heavy coat and hat and boots before you drive.

• We had become reacquainted at an academic conference where it was warm and sunny in the winter, miles and miles from my.

• But if the winds slacken briefly, warm water begins to slosh back across the ocean, while the upwelling in the east slows down.

• By absorbing sunlight, the floating plants help keep the ocean surface relatively warm.

• Scientists injected a radioactive dye into my left arm, which felt warm and tingly as it coursed toward my brain.

• During warm months, she hangs birdhouses and snips flowery displays for her vast vase collection.

• However, because organic mulches keep the soil beneath them cool, it's best not to apply them until warm weather arrives.

• All you need to make your own yogurt is milk, a little bit of yogurt and a warm place.

• Vancouver enjoys a maritime climate, with mild winters and warm summers, though summers tend to be fairly short.

• As soon as she could walk she wandered away, preferably into warm spring rain.

• They take turns sitting on a pair of eggs to keep them warm and safe from predators.

• In the meantime, lets all think warm thoughts, for one another.

• There exists active discussion about why our bodies are warm and not cold.

• Set plants out in spring when frost danger is past and soil is warm.

• The darkest red part of the spot turns out to be a warm patch inside the otherwise cold storm.

• It's about making the graduates' relatives feel warm and fuzzy about the campus as well.

• Combined with an increasingly warm climate, this could cause the size of the residents of such an ecosystem to fall.

• The moss contains a special chemical that helps reindeer keep their body fluids warm.

• Given the mosquito's affinity for warm temperatures and standing water, it is a front-runner to benefit from global warming.

• It is considerably smaller than my friend's mother's, and is designed primarily for keeping the house warm and cozy, not cooking.

• Warm days and cool nights are ideal conditions for powdery mildew.

• Shingles and insulation are also must-haves to keep the chickens warm and dry if you live in an extreme climate.

• There were lots of parents and kids on the sidewalks, watching on a warm day with clear blue skies.

• So the dissolved pollutants remain trapped on the warm side of the barrier.

• But during warm interglacial periods, sea levels rose and the chalk ridge was the only link.

• These jets form an air shield to keep the warm air out.

• Due to the warm climate, oil eating bacteria consumed almost all the oil within two years.

• Warm colors tend to make people feel good and look great.

• In cold weather, that liquid flows into a compressor, where it gets heated and is used to warm the floors.

• Colleagues and students described him as warm and funny.

• Low retail sales reflected unseasonably warm weather and higher petrol prices.

• The blanket acts as an insulator to help keep the decomposing matter warm.

• They arise in warm tropical waters that transfer their heat to the air.

• Winter is marked by sudden cold snaps, so bring a warm sweater and long pants.

• Earthy reds, dusty warm plums, and rusty golds work beautifully for dining rooms and powder rooms.

• The warm summer breeze, the starry night sky, the relative privacy of your own backyard.

• Churchland is a warm presence and a warm public speaker, but she can also be remarkably acidic in her attacks on other thinkers.

• The first is that moist, warm air from inside the eye can bleed into the eyewall.

• Heat from the roads helps cold-blooded snakes stay warm.

• Despite a apparent lack of more-recent eruptions, the researchers speculate that the volcano could still be warm on the inside.

• Then cool air moves in and replaces the rising warm air.

• Silk long johns are warm and thin and will help keep you warm.

• They are hunted for their beautiful, warm fur and for.

• Warm waters absorb less oxygen--which is bad news for the sea life that needs it.

• Gentle whale sharks roam the world's warm seas but were rarely seen until anAustralian gathering place was found.

• Warm-season veggies require both warm soil and high.

• In the warm months, the landscape blooms effusively rhododendrons.

• These beds warm up quickly in spring, and even bloom fast.

• Think of it as a way to warm up your minds for the heavy planning to be done next.

• Warm and generous with his friends, he could be cruelly dismissive of his intellectual rivals.

• California ground squirrels warm up their tails to ward off heat-sensitive rattlesnakes, researchers have discovered.

• It extracts energy from a warm source, performs work and deposits the unused energy at a cold sink.

• Researchers looking to treat insomnia have built a suit threaded with warm water-filled micro-pipes that promotes deeper sleep.

• But those warm sentiments are accompanied by alienation and near-disgust:.

• If you have to plant during warm weather, set the plant's rootball in a water-filled galvanized tub to soak it thoroughly.

• But the warm weather continues in some places and there is still.

• You'll be fine in your dark colors, but you might be warm in the summer.

• But high-speed traders are getting a warm welcome in emerging markets.

• The denser cold air is pushed over the warm air, usually producing thunderstorms.

• However, the gray tonalities didn't give it a warm feeling.

• Serve this succulent summer martini with freshly shucked oysters and warm olive bread smeared with a soft blue or.

• We also had to make sure not to let the warm water touch the modeling clay.

• For many, the warm glow of fireflies in the night air is a sure sign that summer has arrived.

• As reconstructed by the paleontologists, the dinosaur-bearing deposits are indicative of a relatively warm coastal plain.

• And being able to serve warm rather than hot is key when you have to serve it at someone else's house.

• Then, the exhaust heat from the bottom plate of the thermoelectric device would be used in the traditional way to warm water.

• Rinse your face thoroughly with warm water, splashing the water over the skin repeatedly until your face rinses clean.

• Tropical storms are caused by warm moist air over seas rising.

• It was clear to both of us that my warm peach and cream cheese blintz trounced his deconstructed yogurt parfait.

• He knew he'd have more fun in the water if he could stay warm.

• So when you talk to them, sound interested, warm and enthusiastic.

• But drivers may have to wait until their engines warm up before the inside of their vehicles starts to cool down.

• Be careful bringing your camera inside a warm house or cabin from the cold outdoors.

• As the air rises it draws in more warm air which feeds the storm.

• Cool and warm waters meet here and trigger a great, green upwelling of life.

• Cheerful daisylike blooms in various warm shades of yellow, bronze, and red.

• The work has revealed previously unknown undersea channels, through which warm water might flow toward fragile ice shelves.

• The southern regions have warm summers and cold winters with heavy.

• The bugs could potentially devastate crops in warm southern states.

• Blubber also helps keep animals warm in cold waters.

• We stand in warm rain on a dirt road and contemplate a cattle pasture.

• The area is so serene, and the people are so warm and friendly.

• Grouped by a front door these three pots compose a warm welcome.

• In the winter, that means the fan blades bring the warm air down from the ceiling, to circulate heat around the room.

• By the time you all sit down, her food will be cool enough, but yours will still be warm.

• If they get a warm reception they can subsequently be given the full publishing treatment.

• By raising the surrounding air temperature, the bats would need to burn fewer calories to warm back up.

• But they're still warm enough to keep a planet at a nice cozy temperature…if that planet is close enough.

• The warm breeze tickled and teased our noses perfumed with sweet honeysuckle infused with freshly mowed lawns.

• Seeds of summer vegetables, including tomatoes and peppers, need warm soil to germinate and light to grow.

• Everywhere low ceilings and dark woodwork combined with golden floors and small-paned windows to create a warm atmosphere.

• Hats to keep you warm in the winter, cool and breezey in the summer, and to keep the sun off your face year-round.

• Microbial consumption of oil, however, works best near the warm surface waters.

• Love the simplicity of the composition and the warm sunset light.

• Top the bananas with a sprinkling of grated lemon peel and offer warm maple syrup to drizzle over the fruit and cakes.

• Inside, the building might change to accommodate crowd flow or better circulate warm air.

• You'll need a snow shovel, some warm clothes, and a car that can withstand the snow.

• I'd set up the lights and then run out to warm up my hands.

• If no one else can perform the task, wear disposable gloves and wash your hands with soap and warm water afterwards.

• Steep warm spices in cider, then spike the drink with a generous dose of dark rum.

• In fact, the best way to clean the pan is simply rinsing it under warm water.

• If it is really cold you can wear a blazer over that, giving you layers you can remove if you end up warm.

• But emperor penguins know some cool ways to keep their chicks warm.

• It doesn't take long before warm air is wafting from the covers.

• Crisp blue and warm camel offer clean contrast to the checkerboard floor.

• Authorities closed swimming pools during the warm months when new polio infections peaked.

• Linen is your friend, because it can get quite warm.

• Scientists think that geckos first lived in warm rain forests.

• Cut at home, it's easy to serve and eat and is refreshing even if it's a little bit warm.

• The warm reddish hues vanished from skirts and pants and from blouses and turtlenecks.

• Waterspouts-weaker marine cousins that form over warm water-also can be hazardous to human health.

• Copland's initial letters express a warm cordiality befitting good friends.

• The second visit was better, not exactly a warm and fuzzy meeting, but there was some rapport there.

• Many photographers favor the warm tones and directional qualities of late afternoon and early morning light.

• It is a warm deep sandy red that will work in any season, and with the architecture.

• My feet, warm and comfortable throughout the entire climb, now begin to freeze.

• The male penguins incubate the eggs by keeping them warm on their feet, covered by their stomachs.

• Sometimes salads can be comforting, especially when warm potatoes are part of the mix.

• Warm up game day with great, easy-to-transport tailgating recipes.

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