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Following a bubble bath you've prepared for her, wrap her in a towel that you've warmed up in the dryer.

dozens of these pastel-colored tubes, packed in ice in styrofoam buckets , await being warmed up to body temperature to start evolving.

Just like the heat of our hearts, the sun worked so hard and warmed the playground up for the annual Campus Charity Fair in the afternoon.

Eventually, Michael warmed up to me, and even started talking to me once in a while if he was in the mood.

See it as if there have been many spirit, my mood also immediately warmed up, completely opened my palm, let it began to free waving wings.

Your entire body needs to be gradually warmed up to prepare it for the added demands of aerobic training.

and although she was a little afraid at first, she soon got warmed up and sat on the edge of the mantelpiece and began to talk.

The sun's heat had warmed the dark post, but not enough. The slot between the hard ice and the wood was too narrow for her body.

After initially bristling at the idea of coming off the bench in a contract year, Lamar Odom seems to have warmed to the role.

it is so much pleasanter and wholesomer to be warmed by the sun while you can be, than by an artificial fire.

Then, warmed by the intensity of her request, the dean smiled and invited her to be the guest of himself and his wife at the opera.

I warmed both hands before the fire of life. It sinks, and I ready to depart.

Then the Sun began to shine. He drove away the clouds and warmed the air.

Possibly, because hurricanes gain their energy from the oceans, which seem to have warmed under human influence.

While I was cooking supper the old man took a swig or two and got sort of warmed up, and went to ripping again.

The smell of hot cocoa warmed him, and made him think of the only Christmases he'd ever celebrated: those with his parents.

The hunter warmed his hands at the fire, picked up his weapons, and rumbled to the door.

In the seconds before the tubes warmed up , he said aloud , doing it just to hear a human voice , " Jesus . She 'll pop her lid . "

She had, in the course of this few day's constant intercourse, warmed into a most tender friendship for Rebecca.

As the campaign warmed up in that country, hired assassins had been brought in.

As the Olympic Games more than the Wal- Mart concern , the RFID market nearly two years of concern have also warmed up rapidly .

If it ever warmed up a little, that's what an alpine mountaintop wants to be also.

The coast of Ellesmere Island has also warmed an average of two degrees (Celsius) in the last 50 years, he said.

My boss told me to go home. He said I looked like death warmed up.

IN 2003, Bono, the rock star and activist, warmed hearts in the Great White North when he said that "the world needs more Canada" .

Her breathing filled the quiet room, her foot warmed his hands, and he imagined the perfect, secret, symmetry of bones.

He warmed bedding for his father. One should do like this, to be a filial son.

The merchants got rich but few warmed to the Assads or their Alawite cronies, who have behaved like mafiosi, demanding a slice of every pie.

For that which could not be destroyed by fire, being warmed with a little sunbeam presently melted away.

Karen had not only a voice that was heaven-sent, but a personality that warmed the lives of everyone who had met and known her.

After entering the bath, the body should be fully warmed, and when the pores puff more Salbes mineral salt is applied on all over the back.

Medvedev was and is Putin's puppet. He warmed the chair and he was told to leave.

Odom has a new role, something he has warmed up to after initially disliking the concept of being the sixth man.

Strands of brown hair swayed back and forth in front of her blue eyes with every step, and a huge smile warmed her full, freckled face.

Looking around, she found a ring of sun-warmed rocks where the coney-rabbits dried their hay.

However, we warmed water in a huge cauldron over flaming fire, and when it steamed, we poured it into a though meant for thirsty horses.

It's no doubt why people are so keen on producing film sequels considering the massive fan bases and well-warmed potential markets.

The temperature climbs as the air is repeatedly warmed up by the ground and is not replaced with fresh supplies of cool air.

I warmed up for a few minutes, took off my shoes and began a routine.

He warmed up with the rest of the team and then underwent a personalized workout, running laps at various speeds around the field.

The cache can be warmed up with a "hot" set of data which is a subset of the all the records and the remaining data will be loaded lazily.

I never warmed up to the Amazon Kindle e-reader, but I'm a big fan of the Kindle mobile app.

The old woman felt sorry for the child. She gave the girl small pieces of steamed sticky rice and warmed her up when it was cold.

You are like an undulating billow warmed by the sun.

By the time China officially warmed up to entrepreneurship and private enterprise in the late 1970s, Huaxi was ahead of the game.

The heat has warmed the rivers on which Germany, Belgium and France rely to cool power plants.

I was ushered into a homely kitchen warmed by a wood range the size of a small car.

And Peter followed him afar off, even into the palace of the high priest: and he sat with the servants, and warmed himself at the fire.

All told, Earth's average temperature has warmed by 0. 75 degrees Celsius, so far, as a result of that extra trapped heat.

Peter followed him at a distance, right into the courtyard of the high priest. There he sat with the guards and warmed himself at the fire.

He climbed, stopped, and warmed them both briefly again, with a tiny scrap of memory that seemed certainly to be all he had left.

It was something he had never tasted before, very sweet and foamy and creamy, and it warmed him right down to his toes.

With the wind from the sea cooling, he warmed me by hugging me tightly.

For has warmed warmly the hand, afterwards for a long time has not gone to me to wash gets washes, certainly dry cleaned.

We remember how air can be made into a liquid. If the liquid is warmed again, it "boiled" and turns back into a gas.

At supper time, I warmed up some leftovers, and mixed them together into a bowl for my sons.

And Simon Peter stood and warmed himself. They said therefore unto him, Art not thou also one of his disciples?

Intravenous fluids should be warmed before infusion, and a warm environment (room temperature) should be maintained.

She warmed her cold feet in her hands, for she had no shoes.

The mornings were cool and then the days warmed up, not too warm for cycling, but warm enough to have picnics.

The contractor advised the couple not to paint their house until the weather warmed up a little.

Properly warmed up, you'll be able to hit your target paces from the outset of your repeats.

Electric power can be derived from the sun-warmed surface waters of the ocean.

"When he first walked into the Oval Office, he seemed a little awe-struck, " Krogh recalls, "but he quickly warmed to the situation. "

It's when we warmed it up, and we turned on the lights and looked inside the box, we saw that the piece metal was still there in one piece.

He seemed surprised and then his weather-beaten face warmed up with a huge smile. We walked arm in arm to his car.

The hot water was not as good as tea but it warmed her and gave a little life to her cold body.

Perhaps this can serve as a reminder that some scientific "discoveries" need be taken with a grain of globally warmed salt.

If the exhaust system is under a vacuum, the casing must be warmed by gradually introducing the steam, after opening the exhaust valve.

Somewhat embarrassingly, however, the two bears do not appear to have warmed to each other.

When they got to Grandpa Grumble's house a fire was burning merrily on the hearth, and they went up and warmed their paws.

The sun warmed his face, and he suddenly knew he felt different.

He warmed me with his body, and supported me with his ardent lips.

This eventually would have warmed the atmosphere enough to end the ice age, says Kump.

Against them must be set the great American faith in betterment that warmed writer and land speculator alike .

As the ocean has warmed since the 1950s, it has become increasingly stratified, which cuts off nutrient recycling.

It was cooled by fans in the hot Gulf Coast summers, and warmed in the winter by a Dearborn butane space heater located in the kitchen.

Saline was used to provide conduction between the ultrasound transducer and skin, and the testes were warmed to 37 degrees centigrade.

Vernalization appears to be sensed by the meristem itself, as chilling the plant while the meristem is warmed does not induce flowering.

Do You Mind If I Just Warmed Up In The Lane Next To You ?

The versatile tortilla can be warmed in the oven, steamed, grilled, fried, heated in a microwave or toaster or baked in the oven.

They stayed keen and bright. Her pulses beat fast, and the coursing blood warmed and relaxed every inch of her body.

If your spoken words and gestures can warm up a room, she'll notice and be warmed up as well.

Over a bottle of Moselle, Kirby warmed up and started to talk about himself and his work.

Set the coffee maker put out clean cups and spoons maybe even make a special breakfast that just needs to be warmed up.

The warmed water may become a thermal pollution problem in terms of the receiving body of water.

Comet Hartley 2 became active recently as it neared the Sun and sunlight warmed the comet.

The Earth has warmed up by roughly 0. 8 degrees Celsius since the beginning of the Revolution.

Its blue waters look enticing: for a happy moment, all the daunting school architecture is warmed and tamed.

Even the notoriously curmudgeonly Peruvians have warmed a bit to democracy.

She was immediately flown to a hospital where her blood was extracted, warmed and recirculated into her body.

Subject to the same diseases, healed by the same means, warmed and cooled by the same winter and summer, as a Christian is?

Harald H reportedly spent most of the day sleeping, then set out at night to search the dump for food, which he warmed over candles.

Her heart beat fast, and the blood warmed and relaxed every inch of her body.

Clyde Shelton: Ive just gotten warmed up. This wen it turns into a shit total fucking war.

He seems frustrated that Canadians have not warmed to his attacks on Mr Harper for violating democratic principles.

'Where's Mr. Badger? ' inquired the Mole, as he warmed the Coffee -pot before the fire .

He warmed his hands by rubbing them without stop.

About halfway through, the drive had warmed up, the copy progress bar had stalled and the clicking was back.

Rub both your hands together until some heat builds up. Cover your ears with the warmed cupped palms of your hands.

The party has begun to warm up. They warmed up the party.

He believes that the market has took on a warmed up, strengthened the company's confidence in the Chinese market.

Whereas: if it is we who turn, how can we so flagrantly leave behind that which has warmed us and given us light?

Using your palette knife or spatula, scrape off any excess chocolate into a clean bowl; it can be gently warmed and reused.

Modern cars no longer need to be warmed up before starting off, only in extremely cold conditions.

The old woman sat on a kitchen chair trembling and shaking, and warmed her hands against the teapot.

Thank you for going a-wooding with me, -and enjoying it, -for being warmed by my wood fire.

The sun shone and warmed me, and the air refreshed me; I drank the clear dew and the invigorating rain.

After he warmed up the crowd for me at several rallies, I think some people thought he should have been the candidate.

At this great height, rocks, warmed by the sun, melt small snowdrifts.

Gallas was a great Chelsea player but not a player I ever warmed to as a personality.

So a system of reservoir is being dug to store water that can be run down to crops after it is warmed by the sun.

For them, the seemingly fluffy sunlight has warmed up the body even in the darkest room.

When you're warmed up, and want to add some quickness, take the arms completely out of the water.

Rice gruel prepared for the troupe by students at Syracuse University on a snowy day warmed the cockles of their hearts.

Steaming close: One of the daredevils braving surf, which is warmed by the lava, to snap the amazing images.

Drafty halls were warmed by a log fire in the centre of the stone floor. Enormously heavy fur-lined cloaks were worn to keep warm.

He rarely displayed speed-of-light intellectual skills or warmed an audience with hilarious anecdotes.

Contrary to what the models say, he argues that the world has not warmed over the past decade.

Sensing, the interest of the audience, the speaker warmed to his topic.

In the following days, although it was winter, the sun still warmed the earth.

I thus warmed myself by the still glowing embers which the summer, like a departed hunter, had left.

His smile was like sunshine which warmed people who were in sadness.

Sea winds that blow inland from the west are warmed by a current of warm water that flows through the Pacific Ocean.

When the radiant energy of the sun falls on the earth, it is changed into heat energy, and the earth is warmed.

He warmed up the audience by telling them a few jokes.

Melanie: Was I what. I feel like shit warmed up today.

The teapot shall be warmed by pouring in a little boiling water.

With the introduction of factories and toxic refuse, the climate had warmed, and periodic floods devastated the countryside.

radiator tanks should endure testability of the sizes after being warmed up and cooled down.

He warmed up the audience by telling a few jokes before the show began.

Though, at this time I should feel the shivers of a Winter almost upon me, I am warmed by the thought of a better future for all of us.

They were her brothers, he reminded himself, and his heart warmed toward them.

Earlier, three-time title winners Barcelona warmed up for their Champions League final against Manchester United with a 3-1 win at Malaga.

In the mouth, food is either cooled or warmed to a more suitable temperature.

The exciting match warmed their blood from the beginning.

The translucent columns also resemble giant pillars of ice but are warmed by superheated air leaking up from underground magma chambers.

Song struck a chord was the water, played a ripple, but lit the lonely, warmed miss.

Some people swear by slightly warmed water with freshly squeezed lemon juice as a refreshing tonic.

The first area I wrapped slowly shrank in cross section right before my eyes as the epoxy warmed the Styrofoam.

The sun warmed the black earth of the farmer's field.

When we vacation in the tropics , to escape cold winters , we are warmed by the sight of bright flowers basking in the sun .

As they travel aimlessly over water warmed by the summer sun, they are carried westward by the southeast winds.

If you feel tight and need to stretch before, do it after you've warmed up with a slow five or ten minute jog.

Consistency: Very viscous liquid, needs to be warmed to dispense.

Every morning, as soon as she got up, she warmed his milk, tied his bib on, and held the bottle for him.

As I warmed to the topic the Ambassador exclaimed, "More calm, please, my dear Mr. Churchill. "

But since then the mood has warmed, largely helped by Australia's growing dependence on Chinese demand for its key commodity exports.

We crawled through the sand, still shaking from the cold, until our bodies had warmed just past the edge of hypothermia.

Relations between the two countries have warmed since Libya dropped its nuclear-weapons programme in 2003.

That's a problem: It couldn't have warmed Earth enough to keep the seas from becoming permanent ice sheets.

Warmed the rolls a bit more; warm up the house.

My car is nuisance in the winter; the engine only runs in fits and starts until it has really warmed up.

Employees of the Institute devised technology with the help of which the construction was warmed and cooled till required temperatures.

He seemed surprised and then his weather-beaten face warmed up with a huge smile.

After the engine is sufficiently warmed-up , turn the handle of accelerograph to the appropriate position as required .

And she was just getting warmed up.

I warmed the battery up in my armpit.

He warmed up as he went on with his speech.

Those that had been cool on membership, such as the Czech Republic, have warmed up since last autumn's financial turmoil.

Scientists have been warmed that the limited water resource in the earth is declining.

Understanding of arthralgia syndrome treated with Chinese medicine warmed by vinegar and iron.

the cold hearts are warmed up by His love.

Results: The patients used warmed rinse solution felt less cold after the operation, but the other patients felt cold obviously.

They had several idioms that were just as colorful; Phrases and words that brightened the room and warmed the conversation.

During these meetings we warmed to the vendors to a laughable degree.

Objective: to statistics the effect of close needling and acupuncture with warmed needle on retrogression gonarthritis.

Either way, Apple has warmed to the idea of a seven-inch device.

New calculations of how atoms swell when they're warmed up can help make the next generation of atomic clocks 10 times more precise.

A sense of happiness suddenly warmed me.

But we will know there's a rocky planet warmed up by its proximity to a campfire, if you will, where water could be liquid.

Wushu practitioners warmed up outside the Bird's Nest Tuesday night during the final rehearsal for the Games opening.

People like sweet wine; the most highly regarded is the semisweet Shaoxing, usually warmed before serving.

The Flamma Dracontii has warmed Professor Burns' heart and has allowed her temperature to rise up a little.

In particular, the faculty has warmed to the programme: "The students are smart and willing to go with ideas. "

Running in interactive mode speeds up the development process considerably because you keep the JVM running and warmed up.

Warmed crystalloid solution is infused into the peritoneal cavity until fluid is dripping from the secondneedle.

The comedian told a few quick jokes to get his audience warmed up.

A bowl of hot soup and a blanket warmed bodies and minds in cold.

Most scientists agree that greenhouse gases have warmed the tropical and southern oceans.

Relations between Russia and Western Europe warmed after the communist government in Moscow fell.

He's warmed up a lot and got more lively the last couple days.

The debris coalesced into the fledgling moon and warmed up as particles were crushed together and some released radiation.

As the earth warmed, the ice melted and flooded the land, creating the English Channel.

Check out they warmed up for Wednesday's clash below.

I moved them, in turn, they warmed my heart. Some of them told me "Pay attention to safety, and walk slowly on the path. "

She warmed her hands over the fire.

Compared with non-warmed period, the PH is lower and overall ion concentration is higher in warmed period.

Warmed and cooled by the same winter and summer as a Christian is?

Premature babies can be warmed with incubators.

To be warmed by it still, look for the youth of the world.

The talks went well, and Adams warmed to the idea of making a career-changing move.

When they reduced the trees' water, those in a warmed environment died rapidly.

Hearts are warmed quite a lot and the planet is cooled an infinitesimally tiny bit.

Some solar projects include vats of molten salt, which, once warmed by solar energy, retains heat.

Such kid-glove treatment has warmed relations between Washington and Beijing.

Her heart warmed at the sight of all of it.

tank, and also bathes the top of the tank in warmed nitrogen to prevent ice from forming.

He warmed up when I told him the good news.

The bare office was warmed only by a framed picture of Admiral Mayo on the bulkhead.

Outside, the weather has warmed quickly to a dreamlike morning of shirt sleeve sunshine.

The initial burst of cold water can be warmed by adding hot water later.

They approached an olden building warmed by pastel roses climbing a wrought-iron pergola.

In Virginia, moderates and independents warmed to Mr McDonnell's themes of reduced taxes.

Austalia may be getting a glimpse of its globally warmed future.

Meanwhile, carmaker Hyundai has warmed its corporate hands on Detroit's bonfire.

He warmed up as he expounded his views.

The calculating results show that reducing trend of heavy oil flux is more obvious when combustion-supporting air is warmed up.

Giant dinosaurs could have warmed the planet with their flatulence, say researchers.

Life's blows cannot break a person whose spirit is warmed at the fire of enthusiasm.

Gradually the sun warmed us up.

While the stars were still alive, they rose every day in the skies of these worlds. They gently warmed the soil and stirred the wind.

The bright match light brightened the girl's face and warmed her heart.

She warmed up the leftovers of last night's dinner.

The best time for stretching is after your run, when your muscles are warmed up.

Mr Gates once described Apple's software as nothing more than "warmed-over Unix" .

According to Thomson, "their olive cheeks are warmed with a glow of colour" .

He is not fed, sheltered, clothed, warmed, like his contemporaries.

Transfer the pasta to warmed bowls; sprinkle with the toasted pine nuts and serve.

Mom warmed herself by the old wood stove in the kitchen.

The spectators warmed themselves with applause.

If you filled your tank with gasoline today, or warmed your home with natural gas, there's a decent chance you sent some money to Abu Dhabi.

The warmed air rises rapidly, and as the earth rotates, the column of warm air begins to spin, forming a hurricane.

We warmed plates and applied them to Carl's skin, and kept doing it till, half an hour later, he awoke.

I see. I'll report to the manager and now I'll get them warmed for you.

The Earth's average temperature has already warmed 0. 8 degrees Celsius since the pre-industrial era.

Wine-colored days warmed by the sun, deep velvet nights when we are one.

One of the students asked a question that just warmed my heart.

Water, like most substances, expands as it is warmed.

She smiled and mouthed a kiss. She warmed her hands around a coffee mug.

A stiff wind howled from the west, thankfully warmed by the summer sun.

He still had some matches and the tin pail. He warmed some water and drank it.

The steam turbine drivers are warmed by slowly opening the exhaust valves.

Mr. Inman said readers then "warmed to" the fictional editions.

Stretch once the muscles are warmed up for about 5 minutes.

Gently wash gelled matrigel with warmed serum free-culture media.

Other EU leaders have warmed to this self-righteous theme.

Your date is a trouper. They thought they had weathered your storm but the reality is you are just getting warmed up.

M. Mabeuf had taken a fancy to Marius, because Marius, being young and gentle, warmed his age without startling his timidity.

It was freezing. The crew wore bulky winter coats and warmed their hands with their breath.

The four records are unequivocal: the world has warmed since 1880, and the last decade has been the warmest on record.

The pump is warmed up by running on closed circulation between pump and the Filter Feed drum.

spoon, carefully lift the fish rolls onto a warmed serving platter.

They warmed themselves (their hands) by the open fire.

Your shinning figure outside the glass window warmed my heart behind the castle stone.

The team gathered just before 3pm CET on the low pitch behind the gym and warmed up playing keep-ball.

Her kisses warmed the little girl's heart.

Germans were loth to give up the D-mark in 1999 and have never warmed to the euro.

Gently wash gelled matrigel with warmed seru m free-culture media.

Above, an opium pipe is warmed on a brazier of coals in Shiraz, Iran.