warm - use in sentences
Object
- cockle: Here's a story to warm the cockles of your heart, Scully.
- bench: Warming the bench at Madrid would surely have been a better option than playing with Titus Bramble and Shola Ameobi tho?
Adjective complement with noun phrase
- keep: Recommend lifestyle measures: Keep whole body warm; avoid exposure to cold; consider using portable heating aids in cold weather.
Modifies a noun
- welcome: Best of all, you will receive a warm welcome in Calgary at any time of the year.
- glow: Even with the sun well above the horizon, the light cast have a warm glow beloved by landscape photographers.
- sunshine: Sunday 2nd Feb We set out in warm sunshine for a full day of visits.
- clothing: The best temperature for studying is about 63 F ( 17 C ), provided you wear warm clothing.
- hospitality: Ancient olive trees, fabulous warm hospitality - Italy has it all!
Used with adjective complement
- keep: Find out how to get help to keep warm.
- stay: Stay warm, dry & protected whatever the weather & whatever messy working conditions.
- feel: Perhaps the words were forced, but the looks were real and he even felt warm.
Followed by an intransitive particle
- up: Warm up for Hogmanay on the 31st with a visit to George Street.
- through: Although superficially intact, even number five was warmed through.
Infinitive complement
- swim: Summer is long and hot, followed by a very pleasant Autumn, when the sea is still warm enough to swim in.
Present participle complement
- serve: Drain the spaghetti thoroughly then stir into the sausage mixture and divide between warmed serving bowls.
Preposition: in
- winter: We desire an indoor climate in which we feel comfortable - warm enough in winter, cool in summer.
- oven: Keep the cooked fishcakes warm in a low oven whilst you fry the remainder.
- microwave: Self-heating patches or heat packs that can be warmed in a microwave are a convenient alternative.
Preposition: of
- greeting: Whatever your reason for staying, you'll be assured of only the warmest of greetings... .
The word usage examples above have been gathered from various sources to reflect current and historical usage. They do not represent the opinions of YourDictionary.com.
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