1. The weather is a bit warmer today.

2. Add orange paint to get a warmer hue.

3. The birds are on the wing for warmer countries.

4. It's normally much warmer than this in July.

5. It's a lot warmer today.

6. It was warmer now, and the snow was beginning to melt.

7. Wait for the warmer weather before putting the plants in the garden.

8. Wealthy people often migrate in winter to warmer sunnier countries.

9. They spend the winter in a warmer climate.

10. You'd be much warmer in your black jacket.

11. It's warmer outside than in this room.

12. Some birds migrate to find warmer weather.

13. She moved to a warmer climate.

14. They wanted to move to a warmer climate.

15. The days have been getting warmer of late.

16. Swimming is out until the weather gets warmer.

17. The next day was warmer still.

18. Next time I go skiing, I'll wear warmer clothes.

19. I think it's a shade warmer today.

20. The climate was several degrees warmer than it is now.

21. Tomorrow will start cold but it should get warmer as the day goes on.

22. The weather became warmer.

23. The weather is getting warmer and you can leave off your heavy coat.

24. Rattlesnakes occur in the warmer, drier parts of North America.

25. The warmer a place is, generally speaking, the more types of plants and animals it will usually support.

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26. The water's much warmer today - are you coming for a swim?

27. Although we still depict nostalgic snow scenes on Christmas cards, winters are now very much warmer.

28. My heartiest birthday greetings to you, a feeling much warmer than anybody can know. Best wishes for everything your heart desire in the year.

29. These birds migrate to Europe in the summer season, returning to warmer places in the south for the winter.

30. All through the winter, we live in hopes of warmer weather.

1. The birds are on the wing for warmer countries.

2. It's normally much warmer than this in July.

3. It's a lot warmer today.

4. It was warmer now, and the snow was beginning to melt.

5. Although we still depict nostalgic snow scenes on Christmas cards, winters are now very much warmer.

6. Wait for the warmer weather before putting the plants in the garden.

7. These birds migrate to Europe in the summer season, returning to warmer places in the south for the winter.

8. Wealthy people often migrate in winter to warmer sunnier countries.

9. The days have been getting warmer of late.

10. All through the winter, we live in hopes of warmer weather.

31. Several thin layers of clothing will keep you warmer than one thick one.

32. Keep guessing-you're getting warmer.

33. The north pole is warmer than the south and the circulation of air around it is less well contained.

34. The rain will be followed by warmer, drier weather as areas of high pressure move in.

35. The dog sheds its winter coat once the weather becomes warmer.

36. Am I getting warmer?

37. Raise the seedlings in the greenhouse, and transplant when the weather becomes warmer.

38. When she heard my accent, she adopted a warmer tone.

39. Birds migrate so that they can winter in a warmer country.

40. Just before the breeding season, these birds radiate outwards to warmer climates.

41. In September, these birds migrate 2000 miles south to a warmer climate.

42. I found them perfect for mixing up warmer greens.

43. He could make it warmer if he wanted to.

44. The climate is gradually becoming drier and warmer.

45. I'm looking forward to some warmer weather.

46. Perhaps it'll be warmer tomorrow.

47. In warmer eras, the tree grew much farther north.

48. Others find vinyl recordings warmer, more romantic.

49. The weather is becoming warmer.

50. The room was warmer, quieter and draught free.

51. Evening, and warmer air now with lighter winds.

52. Cotton is warmer and more durable but heavier.

53. Some gave better protection, deeper shadows, warmer comers.

54. When warmer weather comes, he changes to water-skis.

55. It is suited to the warmer climates and milder winters.

56. But if you have a heavy clay soil,(http:///warmer.html) wait for warmer weather.

57. On the whole the climate of prehistoric times was warmer and more uniform than it is now.

58. The earth gave off heat warmer than the afternoon sun.

59. You may not know how extensive the damage is until warmer weather.

60. The early evening had been fine and then it darkened over with thundercloud and got warmer.

61. At the same time, the ceramic cup became warmer, while the foam cup did not show much change in temperature.

62. But a warmer relationship depends on eliminating or at least smoothing down points of friction.

63. Fit draught excluders to the bottoms of doors. Hang a heavy curtain over the front door to make the hall warmer.

64. It grows in pools and ponds and requires warmer water.

65. Such warmer, higher-pressure environments would be conducive to the introduction of hardy terrestrial life-forms.

66. At most, the mass of water was only a half a degree Fahrenheit warmer than the surrounding seawater.

67. He was joined immediately by a burly guy in a padded leather body warmer over a navy blue rugby shirt.

68. If present trends continue, the earth will be considerably warmer in fifty years.

69. Just think about the ways in which your skin changes in warmer weather.

70. Everywhere, even in the Antarctic, there are signs that the Earth is getting warmer.

71. Even on a cloudless, sunny day, the late afternoon sunlight is much warmer in tone than it is at noon.

72. One with a thermostat will cost more, but may save on running costs in warmer weather.

73. The fact that future generations may find themselves living in a warmer planet can not be built into today's selection processes.

74. However, during the winters, the temperature in the north polar circle is warmer, because of the Gulf Stream.

75. And although the hospitality was superb, we were relieved to move to the warmer climate of Vancouver and Vancouver Island.

76. Carbon dioxide is a so-called greenhouse gas, which absorbs energy from the sun, making the air warmer.

77. No more snow had fallen, the sky was still overcast but the air was crisp and a little warmer.

78. This thick coat, however, is replaced in warmer climates by short hair.

79. Several layers of clothing are warmer than one thick layer.

80. Violet light was cooler and red light warmer than the others.

81. South facing rooms which already appear to be warmer due to the extra light can more easily accommodate cooler shades such as pale blue.

82. An outdoor terraced patio with additional seating and wet bar will provide a suitable dining alternative once the weather turns warmer.

83. Inside the house it was darker and warmer than outside.

84. The high walls now give protection from cold winds to animals from warmer climates as well as to those from temperate ones.

85. Few embraces between politician and constituent were warmer than the bond between former Maine Sen.

86. Beneath lies a mass of slightly warmer()(), more saline water some 600 m deep.

87. He first put a thermometer into the concrete to check that it was warmer than fifty degrees.

88. I don't wear any make-up, just a little tinted moisturiser to make my pale skin look a bit warmer.

89. If trumpet girl was your only prospect of a date wouldn't you see Wellard in a warmer light?

90. No one is quite sure whether there will be more or less of them in a warmer global climate.

91. Down from the mountains the weather was warmer, without the snow and wind of Canjuers.

92. It was warmer, the clouds were breaking up, and the ragged patches of snow were melting.

93. That was borne out by the census that was taken in April, in rather warmer weather.

94. Most aquarium plants come from tropical and subtropical areas, with a few from the warmer parts of the temperate zone.

95. The seas around California are today warmer than at any time since 1957 and there are record high tides.

96. The weather's getting warmer, but the mornings are still nippy.

97. You can take a few simple steps to help keep your home warmer in winter time.

98. Rabbits find them uncomfortable and they move out to warmer quarters.

99. Hang a heavy curtain over the front door to make the hall warmer.

100. Neither can we guarantee that everywhere on Earth will be warmer as the greenhouse effect progresses.

101. The puffer fish is found in warmer parts of the world both in sea water and fresh water.

102. The air is warmer, and already the rain is evaporating back into lighter skies.

103. The higher the tog value of your duvet the warmer it will be.

104. Explore Your Garden Every garden is teeming with wildlife, especially in the warmer months.

105. The pollution is worst during winter, when thermal inversions trap the warmer polluted air above the city.

106. Even if you are in any doubt Move the person into warmer surroundings if possible.

107. Watch out for the vine weevil that eats plants' roots-it's on the increase due to warmer winters.

108. Indeed the Republican response was far warmer than perhaps any of his previous four State of the Union speeches.

109. Perhaps the nearest comparison is Dirk Bogarde, though Fiennes is a warmer and more forthcoming performer.

110. The central part of the building tends to be warmer in the winter.

111. Its distribution ranges from the tropics to the warmer areas of the temperate zone of both hemispheres.

112. Clasen combined these blonde tones with deeper, warmer shades of camel or vicuna.

113. During cold weather, hot meals and plenty of hot drinks will make you feel warmer inside.

114. This is a slightly warmer channel and allows access to the cloaking device if required.

115. Generally,(sentence dictionary) clothes made from natural fibres such as wool or cotton will keep you warmer than clothes made from synthetic fibres.

116. The park is alive with bright color in the warmer months.

117. The Thames felt decidedly warmer the second time I went for a dip.

118. Natural gas prices also tumbled amid concern warmer weather would dampen demand for heating fuels.

119. That considered, an unvented attic can be 10 to 20 degrees warmer than outside in winter.

120. Although a warmer climate may sound appealing, the effects of the heat can be difficult to cope with.

121. The weather is gradually getting warmer.

122. As permafrost gets warmer, it could become wetlands.

123. He fought off the cold by wearing warmer clothes.

124. The days are drawing out as it's getting warmer.

125. He is just a bench warmer.

126. It's getting warmer day by day.

127. Some eccentric constructed an electric brassiere warmer.

128. Their house was noticeably warmer than ours.

129. My bedding was thicker and warmer, too.

130. It is getting warmer day by day.

131. The south of England is warmer than the north.

132. Jerry became a bench warmer last winter.

133. The warmer and wetter, it dies quicker.

134. Those who'd held the hot coffee rated Person A significantly warmer— friendlier , more generous—than those who held the ice coffee.

135. Wealthy people often migrate in winter to warmer and sunnier places.

136. If warmer carbon dioxide gas is desired, vapor is withdrawn from the vapor space in the storage tank and superheated. Bulk storage tanks are filled by liquid transport trailers.

137. Pindar, the Greek poet wrote in the 5th century BC:"As in the daytime there is no star in the sky warmer and brighter than the sun, likewise there is no competition greater than the Olympic Games."

138. But there is evidence that the Red Planet had a warmer and wetter past: dried-up river beds, polar ice caps, volcanoes and minerals that form in the presence of water have all been found.

139. Is it new category of application management products to be warmer?

140. Around the Double-Fifth Festival, with the weather turning warmer, people are more likely to be infested with diseases, so it is somewhat practical to hang wormwood and calamus on the door.

141. In September when the ice comes, pleasure craft are hauled ashore, fishermen move north into the warmer Barents Sea, and another flotilla steams under the opaque ice.

142. The fruit is both influenced by the cool nights and mornings of the Russian River Valley, but yet allowed to fully mature with the warmer climate of the Dry Creek Valley.

143. The jet stream will retreat poleward, and rain-bearing storms that travel along the jet will have more moisture to precipitate out, since more water vapor can evaporate into a warmer atmosphere.

144. With warmer temperatures creeping poleward, many cold-living species could be subjected to warmer environments than those they're adapted to.

145. The butts have their own special microclimate,(http:///warmer.html) totally different to anything else on the moor - it is much warmer inside them.

146. In the United States these days, about two record highs are being set for every record low, telltale evidence that amid all the random variation of weather, the trend is toward a warmer climate.

147. Warmer Winters : Are Planktonic Algal Populations in Sweden's Largest Lakes Affected?

148. The snakehead thrives in warmer water, and the freezing waters in northern England may help take care of the problem before it spirals out of control.

149. Operation, the warmer post-stock index level of activity can be maintained, the concern may be at the bottom of a big bang, or a total of relatively small species.

150. Gavin Pretor-Pinney, president of the UK-based Cloud Appreciation Society, has a theory: "It's warmer, moister air above and colder, drier air below, with an abrupt boundary in between."

151. Take my word for it, " cried Kutuzov, growing warmer and slapping himself on the chest, "I'll make them eat horseflesh ! "

152. In the warmer and wetter climate conditions, the paleosol layer grows with strong pedogenesis and abundant rainfall.

153. I use to be Yao Ming back at home, but now I am mostly a bench warmer.

154. Fundamentals, the turnover of the first quarter significantly warmer, which makes double broker commission income.

155. This had the effect of making the men much less anxious about the interaction (actually about half as nervous as judged by independent observers) and consequently much warmer.

156. The impact forming this crater occurred during the Eocene Epoch, a period of much warmer climate than today's, when subtropical conditions extended as far north as the Arctic Circle.

157. Owing to the slightly warmer temperature the streets were bad.

158. The new oleophobic screen is brighter and displays warmer, richer colors than previous iPhones.

159. Now it is widely used in a series of small electrical heater such as hair curler , temperature invariable cup, temperature invariable bottle, electrical hot board, dryer, hand warmer and so on.

160. Warmer temperatures mean more ponds of meltwater on the ice's surface.

161. When the stopcock is opened, water flows from the top of the warmer column into the colder column.

162. As the temperature across the United States has gotten warmer, the purple finch has been spending its winters more than 400 miles farther north than before. And it's not alone.

163. The size of the cold-blooded Titanoboa indicated to researchers that the tropical coastal river system it occupied would have been warmer than the tropics today.

164. NEEM is about trying to get a good record of the last interglacial period from Greenland 120,000 to 130,000 years ago when Greenland was two to three degrees Celsius warmer than it is today, he says.

165. Next door the wigs are being dried in a pie warmer ready for opening night.

166. Just as bananas are best grown in warmer places, imposing a higher carbon price does not compel German manufacturers of capital goods to decamp to China.

167. The educated young are leaving in droves for the warmer climate and brighter lights of Honshu.

168. Once there, he would cling to the handrail until he reached the lower steps that the warmer tunnel air kept ice-free.

169. When doing so, the globe is pulled under warmer air, suddenly forcefully.

170. To experience the 6, 194m Alaskan peak you must be a mountaineer, but you can ponder it from slightly warmer locales with a visit to the Denali National Park.

171. Any of various evergreen plants of the genus Yucca, native to the warmer regions of North America, having often tall stout stems and a terminal cluster of white flowers.

172. The Himalayas prevent cold Central Asian katabatic winds from blowing in, keeping the bulk of the Indian subcontinent warmer than most locations at similar latitudes.

173. However, while a boost in temperature generally results in a nest full of more females than males, the opposite is true for tuatara whose offspring skew toward male in warmer climes.

174. But overfishing has caused stocks to fall into decline pretty much everywhere, not just in the once-teeming waters of the Grand Banks but also in warmer climes such as the Gulf of Thailand.

175. Imagine sausage and radicchio together, it sounds very wintery and just thinking at it I started to feel warmer.

176. Its outdoor terrace is one of the most pleasant spots on warmer days, while its interior dining area features large windows through which you can see all of Lisbon descending to the Tagus.

177. He knows that when winter comes his source of food disappears and he must survive on what he was able to stow away in the warmer months.

178. Generally speaking, the malaria mosquito digests blood quicker and feeds more often in warmer weather, thus speeding up transmission.

179. Gucci : Wait, that guy, I know him. He is just a bench warmer.

180. The preparations for the movement of migratory birds, flying to warmer places.

181. To those people, these lights must be brighter and warmer still.

182. Navy blue is almost black and a bit warmer than lighter blues.

183. Electric Rice Cooker, Electric Rice Warmer , Water Dispenser, Electric Iron, Water Dispenser.

184. Friday the opening price, the weight stock once drew the stock return to warmer weather.

185. Through computer simulation, find out the minim um area of windows that meet indoor comfort need in hot summer and warmer winter zone.

186. Blood lily is fairly hardy in warmer areas and can be over-wintered with a layer of mulch in the garden.

187. By now he was perspiring and felt warmer and more limber.

188. The earthquake prediction method of using the water level data of hot and warmer water in artesian well have been approved by many seismologists.

189. I use to be Yao Ming back at home , but now I am mostly bench warmer.

190. The incipient lethal temperature are shifted upward by acclimation to warmer temperature.

191. Air at higher levels may remain warmer than that near the ground.

192. Because of his bad performance, he became a bench warmer for the rest of the basketball season.

193. More sea ice means colder winters, because frigid winds blowing over ice pick up little heat from the warmer waters below.

194. South of Willamette Valley, Roseburg has a slightly warmer climate and is situated in the Umpqua Valley, where impressive natural scenery is all around from waterfalls to wildlife.

195. "We could see changes to ecosystem structure and stability if cold-blooded species change their life histories to accommodate warmer temperatures but warm-blooded species do not, " he added.

196. With so many scantily clad futuristic females on display, one might assume the future was either wilder or warmer – maybe both!

197. Such models have suggested that in a warmer world the area subject to endemic malaria would increase, perhaps quite a lot, though some places would see a reduction due to increased aridity.

198. Nasa's Arctic oscillations map for 3-10 December shows that parts of Baffin Island and central Greenland were 15C warmer than the average for 2002-9.

199. Mrs Hastings' eyes grow warmer and more appreciative with my every word.

200. "Holding something warm might lead someone to perceive others as warmer, which could have carry-over effects on how people treat others, " he said.

201. In warmer weather, water drains off the mossy, treeless summit of one of Scotland's most eerily beautiful landscapes, cascading over well-worn rocks for several hundred feet.

202. Uncertain price point, terminal velocity warmer - than - expected sales.

203. Lytton Strachey, a neighbour of Waley's, considered his translation "beautiful in bits", but the reaction from Japan was much warmer.

204. All through high school he never missed a practice but still remained a bench warmer all four years. His faithful father always in the stands, always with words of encouragement for him.

205. In the Oregon Cascades, ridgeline temperatures have clocked in at 27 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than those in a valley 2,600 feet below.

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206. The fluid is warmed as it passes through the cooling coil, which warmer temperature serves to reheat the air passing over the heat transfer coil.

207. A thermal chimney and a breezeway hallway allow for passive cooling in the warmer months as each room was designed to allow for cross ventilation.

208. Avoid down products. Synthetics are very advanced now and tend to be warmer, lighter less allergenic than goose or duck down.

209. Froelichia found in sandy soils and on rocky slopes in warmer regions of America; grown for their spikes of woolly white flowers.

210. Karl played the bench warmer role last season but the crowd loved him.

211. Rabbiteye plants like warmer temperatures. Some of these bushes grow three meters tall.

212. As time goes on, the day is becoming warmer and warmer.

213. Warmer conditions can send meltwater to the glacier's base, increasing lubrication and consequently glacier speed.

214. China's economy once the warmer, growth industries and companies will lead out of the bottom.

215. For this reason, dark-colored clothes are warmer in the sunlight than light-colored clothes.

216. Moving somewhere warmer would mean milder winters, which may permanently cure your winter blahs.

217. We'll need to drop any squeamishness about consuming genetically modified crops — unless we can tap the power of genetics, we'll never feed ourselves in a warmer world.

218. The Holocene intermediate stage was associated with a normal marine environment, with increased oceanic sediments and a warmer and moist climate, indicating a good marine ecological environment.

219. But warmer average temperatures are threatening to redraw the wine map.

220. When talking about frozen food or icy weather becoming warmer, we say it thaws.

221. We had two six-wheeler trucks, too, but it was warmer in the buggy: you have an extra layer of clothing and a full-face helmet.

222. Many geological features like canyons, dried-up lakes and river channels point to the flow of liquid water in the distant past when Mars may have been warmer.

223. Shimon Peres, taking the first turn, adopted a clearly warmer tone than former Prime Minister Menachem Begin had toward the U.S.

224. The JOIDES Resolution expedition to Wilkes Land is investigating some of these, such as the Pliocene, about 3 million years ago, when the world was on average 3 C (5.4 F) warmer than today.

225. That runaway effect, Scambos says, could quickly lead to a warmer climate along the Arctic perimeter and to the loss of Arctic permafrost.

226. Double-coated, with fairly long, thick coarse guard hair, with heavy soft undercoat in cold weather which becomes rather sparse in warmer months.

227. We can say with Heraclitus in whose proximity, ; he feels warmer and better than anywhere else; that everything flows.

228. They believe that fluidity increases as the water gets warmer.

229. C warmer in the market, but the business card printing business or encumber its growth.

230. The MON 810 technology, which is also used by other seed makers, is designed to resist the European corn borer, a pest that attacks maize stalks and thrives in warmer climates.

231. Love is closer anyway and warmer than adoration of some vast unknowable cloud.

232. Scientists said a warmer New England would be less hospitable to maple sugar farms(/warmer.html), apple orchards and cranberry bogs.

233. Previous analysis of ice cores has shown that the climate consists of ice ages and warmer interglacial periods roughly every 100,000 years.

234. At warmer temperatures, nucleic acids unravel and cell membranes quickly dissolve.