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Warmed in sentence

97 examples of Warmed in a sentence

i warmed to his unique personality immediately, and the way he showed Diane what colours were melted my heart; everybody should have a friend as considerate as him.
Fine, we bought a can, warmed them up and set them out.
It has been such a long time since a movie was made that warmed your heart, while keeping you at the edge of your seat.
If you read the box then you are ready to get your heart warmed when you pop in this Bergman scripted film by Bille August.
A good animated film with some good action, and it almost warmed up towards the TV series.
'The Swooner Crooner' is a bizarre and ever-so-slightly grotesque short which I've never warmed to in the least.
The Turkish-Russian relationship has warmed recently, but not by much.
But Clinton quickly warmed to Bandar, and Bandar and the royal court would become crucial to Clinton’s regional policies, ranging from Arab-Israeli peace talks to containing Iraq.
This allows more solar heat to be taken up in the climate system, which is one reason why the Arctic has warmed at a faster rate than other parts of the world.
While Russia has warmed to China in recent years, not least by entering into a big natural gas deal and engaging in joint military exercises, it has largely done so as a gesture of defiance against the US and the European Union.
The DRC must have known that its hyped-up claims would reach an audience that had been warmed up by the bogus UN and Human Rights Watch reports.
Nevertheless, bilateral relations have warmed slightly over the past 18 months.
The Pope wanted to show that democracy can be warmed by love, or at least by the fact that real human beings participate in the making of democracy and in the free market.
Though, at age 71, I may be a little old to indulge in hero worship, I cannot remember a public figure to whom I have warmed more.
It is an apt metaphor for the situation in which the US and China now find themselves: on a planet in the process of being dangerously warmed by our own runaway progress.
Given China’s close relationship with the North, its leaders have never warmed to South Korea’s democratically elected governments, whether left or right.
Nor can empirical evidence from human history provide any useful guidance for how to cope with a world that warmed to Nordhaus’s supposedly optimal level.
She did not speak a word; he only felt her against him and it warmed him.
When they had put on their sabots and shut their boxes, the Maheus left the shed, following their comrades, who were leaving one by one after they had warmed themselves.
In spite of the hot-air stove which warmed the whole house, a coal fire enlivened this room.
One can afford to be clean when one has lovers who earn three thousand francs, and are lodged and warmed, without counting presents.
He had his cap, his breeches and canvas jacket, and he shivered and warmed his back in the shed before the large fire.
People who were lodged and warmed and cared for at the expense of the Company!
This faith replaced bread and warmed their stomachs.
They no longer felt the cold, these burning words had warmed them to the bone.
It was a natural hot-house, warmed by the fire in the deep strata beneath.
Soon the women warmed to the work, the Levaque manipulating her shovel with both hands, Mouquette raising her clothes up to her thighs so as not to catch fire, all looking red in the reflection of the flames, sweating and dishevelled in this witch's kitchen.
Did he still desire her, that he felt so troubled, gradually warmed at the heart by a fresh longing?
The water struck me as unusually cold, but I warmed up promptly while wielding my pick.
The liquid strata farthest from the trench, not warmed by the movements of workmen and tools, were showing a tendency to solidify.
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