"You need to be warm bodied to fly," Witton said.
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Turkey says it is in Europe's interest to be warm.
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On a personal level, he can be warm and charming.
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Tonight will be warm too, with a low around 2116.
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"I'll be warm in the lodge drinking coffee," he said.
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It's going to be warm, but the people are warm, too.
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"We have seen her be warm, especially with children," she said.
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It would be warm during the day and cold at night.
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A proper reception on Saturday would be warm, if not adoring.
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Your entire look will be warm and cozy (even if you're not).
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There should be warm tones in there, but they're not orange-y.
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" Bee added, "But we don't need her to be warm and vulnerable.
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" The publisher said the book promises to be "warm, wise and revelatory.
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You must be warm and accessible while being constantly analyzed and picked apart.
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But a vice presidential nominee isn't only supposed to be warm and fuzzy.
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To be warm and full and surrounded was not my idea of being trapped.
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The people who work in Per Se's dining room can be warm and gracious.
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It might not be warm outside, but that doesn't mean it's not grillin' season.
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Wool clothing might be warm, but it can also be irritating to your skin.
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Seated next to him at dinner, I found him to be warm and gracious.
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The ground would be warm from the sun and I would be at peace.
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You often hear that the water you wash with should be warm, but why?
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I can be warm and affectionate, but being married is out of the equation.
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Our babies need to be warm, and our babies need to be dry and safe.
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In a world of steel-eyed death, and men who are fighting to be warm.
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You also need to be warm and cosy before settling down to a lengthy session.
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Temperatures may still be warm, but fall officially starts this week — at least at Starbucks.
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The skin may be warm with red or purplish areas of swelling that spread rapidly.
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Sure, they need to be warm and versatile, but they can look still good, too.
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It's certainly possible to both be warm and look hip at the exact same time.
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The record will be warm, she says, fluid and more sensual than her last one.
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Halogen light used to always be warm, which is beautiful to see in a restaurant.
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I have seen Clinton in small group settings: She can be warm, charming and witty.
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The real Lightbringer is believed to glow and be warm to the touch, just like Nessa.
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Heat to about 180°F; the oil should be warm to the touch, but not hot.
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Jones as a Muslim my sunset tray (Maghrib) should be warm when served," Young wrote. "Sgt.
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Be warm to both of them and avoid talking about the feud (or your broken heart).
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"Are you sure you're going to be warm enough?" is a question I get a lot.
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In the footage, unearthed by Politico earlier this year, he can be warm and dryly funny.
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She said a baby's skin should always be warm, not hot or cold, to the touch.
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Ms. Christakis, a former preschool teacher and expert in early childhood education, can be warm and chatty.
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It does feel a little odd at first for the AirPods to be warm to the touch.
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But they'd be warm, without feeling like they've been wrapped in a bulky, soaking wet heating blanket.
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It might be warm during the day, but the weather can turn on you in a dime.
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The water should also be warm, but not scalding, and you should cover any cuts or abrasions.
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But it's O.K. to have a show be warm, to have people looking out for each other.
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Cartagena is known to be warm, but it's unusually hot this week, with highs in the 90s.
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NikkieTutorials, learned this week that the community can also be warm and supportive — for the most part.
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That means that you'll be warm in the winter but remain cool and dry in the summer.
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He can be warm, hospitable and funny, but also hotheaded and bossy — a cyclone of a person.
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What's more, it should, in theory, be warm enough for liquid water — and warm enough for life.
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If the you like your shoes to be warm and cozy, the the UGG Neumel is for you.
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It makes sure the bun gets just enough heat to be warm throughout, while retaining its soft texture.
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A muggy blanket of clouds will be pulled over the city; the air will be warm and sticky.
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Jo, scribbling in the attic, has clearly raided a drawer in a rush, wanting only to be warm.
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You'll find it easy to say what you need to say, and the vibe will be warm and welcoming.
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For Trump it will be warm words from senior Republicans and an end to GOP withdrawals from his campaign.
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If you just stuff some down in there and don't allow air to circulate, the jacket won't be warm.
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Don't try to find snazzy colors or prints on boots; that's a dead giveaway they won't be warm enough.
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He said the only thing his fight club needs is open space and to be warm, clean, and dry.
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If the planet has an atmosphere, it would likely be warm enough for water to flow at the surface.
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"Part of what drives cuffing season is just wanting to be warm on those cold winter nights," he said.
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This time it will be warm, in bigger chunks that cleave into two pieces at the touch of a spoon.
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Scientists know that Mars used to be warm and wet based on collected during other missions to the red planet.
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They need to be warm, they need to be cozy, and most of all: they need to be fashion forward.
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The best part: It might be warm enough by then that you can head outside to watch without a jacket.
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Ocean water needs to be warm -- more than 33 degrees Fahrenheit is ideal -- with that heat extending beneath the surface.
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The best comfortersWith so much of your time spent in bed, you might as well be warm while you're there.
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Ocean water needs to be warm -- more than 86 degrees Fahrenheit is ideal -- with that heat extending beneath the surface.
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The afternoon will be warm with a high of 88, as well as windy and wet, so bring an umbrella.
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Business Insider's shopping team tested the Responsible Flannels and found them to be warm, easy to wear, and exceptionally soft.
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A puffy jacket can be compressible, it can be warm, and it can be water-resistant—but never all at once.
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Mashed suggests baking only the ingredients you want to be warm — beans, cheese, chips, meat — and keeping your cold ingredients separate.
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Most want to be able to picture their buyers in the home, and that picture has to be warm and fuzzy.
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The Temperature control lets them request the car be warm or cold so drivers know whether to crank the air conditioning.
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She sees no problem with the photo and emphasizes how important it is to be warm and affectionate as a parent.
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If it was cold when it was supposed to be warm, they'd be the first to make fun of global warming.
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Climate scientists anticipated that 2016 would be warm, but had little idea we'd see temperature shifts of this magnitude and consistency.
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Among those instincts could be warm feelings about strongmen and an inbred hunch that allies are actually taking advantage of America.
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Baked Chickpeas In Butternut Squash Sauce This chickpea casserole will be warm and will comfort you during trying table-talk times. 10.
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Though the last gasps of summer try to bamboozle us into thinking it'll be warm forever, we know what's up in September.
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At Dachau, an acquaintance told his father to volunteer for the bakery: he'd always be warm and fed, and he would live.
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It can be warm, but only once its characters push their way through searing self-doubt to get to the other side.
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The afternoon will be warm with a high near 28, and there's a small chance of rain and thunderstorms after 208 p.m.
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When the pipes burst and the furnace shut down, I thought, 'We can fix this, and then it will be warm again.
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If you use it as your main desk light, your other lighting must be warm, or the conflicting temperatures (colors) may cause discomfort.
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This girl may not be warm and fuzzy, but she's been hurt by too many people to let Hunter get away with it.
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Even though they might be warm and rich sounding, but using sounds that came from the synthesizer and then really manipulating those sounds.
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I think there's a bit of that in him, but when Musk isn't talking grand plans, he can be warm and even wryly funny.
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Then I putz around trying to decide what to wear, wanting to look cute but also to be warm in this cold we're having.
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This should be warm comfort for all broadcasters as Next Generation TV — also known as ATSC 3.0 — moves closer to becoming the industry standard.
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Venus's entry into Leo will bode well for communication; the mood in the conversations you'll hold with people will be warm, generous, and kind.
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Mariño learned another crucial tip from the sweet side: When combining previously separated eggs, both parts should be warm to ensure a happy reunion.
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Maybe that's needed for music to exist in a way, to be vibrant, to be alive, to be warm, to lead you to places.
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It must still be warm enough for bare legs in L.A., but she put a fur coat over the skirt to prepare for the chill.
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Sure, there's nothing stopping you from stepping outside the house in your thoroughly cringy getup, but don't expect the response to be warm and welcoming.
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For the second spin, the nut pulp does not need to be warm and the ratio of nuts to oil should be equal parts. 2.
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Mr. Trudeau's road show arrived on Tuesday in Calgary, a stronghold of the opposition Conservative Party where his reception was never likely to be warm.
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At other times of the year, it won't be warm enough to meet the conditions — though most ultralight sleeping bags have this exact common criticism.
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She said she tried to be warm but firm toward her students, warning them about unplanned pregnancies and urging them not to date drug traffickers.
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If true, that means the next few months will be warm and dry in the southern half of the US; wet and cool in the north.
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In order for ancient Mars to be warm enough to support liquid water, the planet would have needed carbon dioxide at a pressure of one bar.
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We had to reassure them that our show would be warm, celebratory, positive -- and (offer) the chance of a lifetime to discover someone just like themselves.
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Who knows, it might be warm and dry there, and the forgotten classmate might give him something to eat and even offer shelter for the night.
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A member of that team, receiver Donté Stallworth, had a history of muscle injuries, and he thought it would be warm inside the stadium in Arizona.
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In an artistic process that is uniquely Bradford's, he arrives at the same place as Still, who considered the color black to be warm and generative.
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Temperatures throughout the year range from the high 50s to the low 70s, and summer months that should be warm and sunny are cold and windy.
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I'm not sure how robodoc bedside manner will be, but you could program a "Be warm and fuzzy" algorithm and the robodoc would act warm and fuzzy.
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By 2050, 78 percent of the pitch pine forests from southern Maine to eastern Ohio—around 48,000 square miles—could be warm enough to accommodate the beetles.
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The vibes here will be warm and friendly—just like a giant family reunion (minus the racist uncle)—and perfect for setting the stage for 22. 23.
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They might technically be warm and fuzzy, but tarantulas will balk at human handling and generally prefer a dark place to hide out until their next meal.
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Though he could be warm and generous, he had few friends, was socially awkward and often seemed lost in his work and doctoral studies, these people said.
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Throw together some ground lamb with onion, peppers, paprika, and salt, and toss them on the grill, along with your soon-to-be-warm-and-doughy pita.
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I did expect the material of this sweatshirt to be warm and on the thicker side, but the material is pretty thin, which was a bit disappointing.
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The tone of the conversation was reported to be warm, indicating a drastic shift after relations had broken down between Mr. Putin and former President Barack Obama.
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Three of them — called TRAPPIST-1 e, f, and g — are in the star's habitable zone, so they could be warm enough for liquid water to exist.
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Winners in this model include Canada (143 percent) and Russia (0.9 percent) and suggested that even parts of Finland could soon be warm enough to produce cereal.
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It's most important that none of the ingredients be cold: the eggs must be room temperature and the butter-honey mixture and the milk must be warm.
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An icy welcome Despite that history, Lavrov gave Tillerson an icy welcome Wednesday, diving straight into Moscow's grievances with Washington in what would usually be warm opening remarks.
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They feel like a combination of a boat shoe and a sneaker — I've never found the former very comfortable, but sneakers can be warm or restrictive during summer.
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Expectations about a jazz vocalist's demeanor — that it can't be too aggressive, or that if it's biting it can't also be warm — don't mean a thing to her.
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The cast, Taylor and Poskitt are dedicated and full of passion for the project, and See Me Now looks set to be warm and enlightening, a force for good.
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Snow and ice led to hazardous driving conditions overnight Friday in cities such as Atlanta, but temperatures will be warm enough for it to melt Saturday afternoon, Van Dam said.
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It's going to be warm again before we know it, and you can find us channeling our inner Lizzo with a nice, tall glass of freshly pressed juice all summer.
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This fable of mice and (wo)men manages to be warm, whimsical, and spine-tingling all at once; I reread it every Halloween and find myself deliciously creeped out every time.
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This Tea Collection Sherpa Fleece Zip Hoodie is the perfect outer layer for a baby girl who needs to be warm but also comfortable all through her first or second winter.
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I still believe that we as a country can be warm and generous, inclusive and open, and that by working together with our nearest neighbours we can achieve so much more.
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Rose's willingness to be warm to the Trump administration was curious, Johnson thought, given that he's running on the idea that all of the leaders in Washington need to take a hike.
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"The hardest part in my opinion is dealing with weather and holidays, when I'd rather be warm at home with my family," Steven, a driver in Kansas City, said in an email.
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However, as we are learning with Europa and Enceladus, it's entirely possible to have subsurface oceans that would be warm enough to house "life" and yet be very frozen on the outer surface.
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The bulk of those who received the hot beverage found the other person to be warm and caring, while a majority of those who held the cold beverage found the other person aloof.
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Some of these planets, like those in the TRAPPIST system, were found to be potentially habitable -- at the right distance from the star to be warm and support liquid water on the surface.
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"I still believe that we as a country can be warm and generous, inclusive and open, and that by working together with our nearest neighbours we can achieve so much more," she said.
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"I still believe that we as a country can be warm and generous, inclusive and open, and that by working together with our nearest neighbors we can achieve so much more," she said.
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The overall approach is creakier than Halloween's, but the film provokes a similar reaction, in that it takes locations and situations that should be warm and inviting, and twists them into something disturbing. Tubi.tv.
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"I said before coming into this series, knowing that the weather was supposed to be warm and maybe some snow and rain, that if it wasn't good, I'm not going to race," Shiffrin said.
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While the weather will be warm, depending on how long you're out there, the ground could still get dewey so bring along a blanket even if you don't think it's cold enough to need one.
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A performance venue should be warm and inviting, but this building's interiors are cold and charmless with a modernist aesthetic that badly synthesizes the austere confines of MoMA with the oversized grandeur of the Whitney.
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You're often accused of being a cold bitch, Aquarius, and yeah, you totally can be when you want to, but anyone who knows you well knows that you can be warm and affectionate as well.
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Instead I found the darkness that settled over the sold-out auditorium to be warm, convivial and conducive to a state of heightened listening in which Mr. Haas's fragile, searching music took on vivid, sensuous plasticity.
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Despite the siblings' lack of interaction with people beyond their immediate family, medical staff found them to be "warm and loving," according to Karen Spiegel, mayor of Corona, California, who worked closely with nurses at CRMC.
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Having captured Trump's attention, the North Koreans then played their hand perfectly, courting the South Koreans and demonstrating to the world at the Winter Olympics that they could be warm-hearted members of the international community.
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"The Midwest is expected to be warm and dry, and this could be damaging to some crops," said a Melbourne-based trader who declined to be named as he is not authorized to talk to the media.
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Naomi, simply by virtue of being a woman over 40, is expected to be warm and maternal, and Erin, for similar reasons, is expected to reciprocate, or at least to play along with, sexual attention from men.
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President Franklin Roosevelt and first lady Eleanor Roosevelt found the King and Queen to be warm and down-to-earth — certainly not too aristocratic to enjoy a few hot dogs at Roosevelt's home in Hyde Park, New York.
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The report suggests three goals for an initial mission to Europa: search for evidence of life, assess the moon's habitability (it won't be warm, but liquid water is a plus) and characterize the surface and subsurface for future reference.
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Scientists suspected ichthyosaurs might be warm-blooded, based on estimates of their swimming speed, but this new discovery, the details of which were published today in Nature, is the first to provide evidence in the form of fossilized subdermal soft-tissue.
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VHS tapes of Dario Argento's Suspiria, Pier Pedro Pasolini's Salo and Luis Buñuel's Un Chien Andalou frame the set, stacked alongside books by Nietzsche, Fritz Lang, and Stefan Zweig, all of which screams: This is not going to be warm and fuzzy.
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These items all address the needs of the body: to be warm, clean, and rested; to sneeze or wipe away tears (visitors are welcomed to take tissues from the paintings); and to eat — the foods are fake, but they make the point.
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Once that happens, it's classified as a "tropical cyclone" or "tropical depression": For a tropical depression to form, conditions have to be just right: The water has to be warm enough to fuel the system, with temperatures of 80°F or hotter.
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Adam Masters designed the Bellyak to be closer to nature, and his company offers half-day tours on the Tuckasegee River ($95) or delivers vessels to paddlers downtown to float the French Broad River ($35), both expected to be warm throughout the month.
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If these types of cakes are stored at room temperature and the room happens to be warm, the icing will get too soft and the layers will slip and slide around or the icing will melt and droop down the sides of the cake.
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" Let's also not forget the framework surrounding a night out: "It might be warm when you're at your destination, but when you're on your way or coming home if it's 3 AM and you're sweaty, you're going to get cold very quickly and be really vulnerable.
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The model has changed over time The deciding factor in determining a Super Bowl city used to be warm weather, which is why Miami, Tampa, New Orleans, Los Angeles, Pasadena and San Diego have hosted 34 of the 53 Super Bowls since the game's inception in 1967.
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Quick take: But, at odds with classic textbook lessons, experts now cite evidence that the economy may actually only be warm, with millions of people still wishing to get hired, to turn part-time or gig work into full-time employment, and to earn more money.
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"Harry Kazianis, an analyst at the conservative Center for the National Interest think tank, said, "While things with Moscow might be warm and fuzzy for the moment, President Putin will not take too kindly to being labeled as what essentially amounts to as an enemy of America.
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Cheng told Motherboard that these ocean levels don't just have implications for the present: since the ocean warms slowly and has a huge capacity to suck up heat from the atmosphere and store it, the ocean will continue to be warm and get warmer long into the future.
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Once that happens, it's classified as a "tropical cyclone" or "tropical depression": For a tropical depression to form, the water has to be warm enough to fuel the system (80°F or higher), and there needs to be enough moisture in the lower and middle part of the atmosphere.
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L. BeanBest cashmere sweaters:NaadamBest simple sweaters:CuyanaThe best winter coats for womenPart of the problem with finding a satisfactory winter coat is that it's really hard to tell whether a jacket will be warm enough for the dead of winter until you're wearing it in the dead of winter.
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All of which might just be warm-up for Charlie's biggest problem, a potential conspiracy involving HiberTech, a corporation that has, for years, profited handsomely from the hibernation industry, and that may or may not be involved in a struggle against a shadowy splinter group calling itself RealSleep.
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While these soups probably won't make the evil voice in the back of your head go away or cure clinically-diagnosed anxiety, they will be a temporary reminder that life can be warm and wonderful – when you're home alone watching TV, avoiding holiday family stuff or anything else that caused you to emotional turmoil.
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The waiting area can be warm on a summery days — and it is a far cry from the state-of-the art pet-friendly roof deck at Kennedy International Airport that Rufus explored before boarding a flight to California last year — but it at least provided a place to sit away from the crowds.
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Side note: March has become, to me, the worst month for SAD issues because February always gives you that one warm day and you just accept that month is a frozen wasteland while March should be warm but every morning you wake up to freezing deception and the realization winter lasts longer with each passing year.
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Here are the best men's slippers you can buy:Best slippers overall:UGG Ascot SlippersBest slippers for warmth:Sorel Manawan SlippersBest indoor/outdoor slippers:Slippers International Tamarac Cody Sheepskin SlippersBest affordable slippers:YQXCC Memory Foam House SlippersBest moccasin style slippers:Minnetonka Sheepskin Moose SlippersThe best men's pajamas you can buyA man's pajamas should be warm, comfortable, and express a casual sense of style.
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OK, hardly a secret, but Apfelstrudel is as important in Austria as apple crumble is in the UK.Soft cooked apples, plump sultanas, and cinnamon are wrapped up in layers of flaky pastry (ideally you want it to be warm), and served with ice cream, freshly whipped cream, or Vanillasoße, which is basically custard and the best option of all three in my books.
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The best stealth bottle holder/koozie: BottleKeeper Stainless Steel Bottle Holder and Insulator, available at Amazon ($39.99) Not that we condone it, but no one will have a clue you're not drinking water (if you are, in fact, not drinking water), and you'll also be able to cap off your brew and take a dip (or stash it when beach patrol shows up), and it won't be warm or flat when you return.
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According to the 64.003 UK Working Lives report, 54% of workers are putting in non-traditional hours as flexible working booms, while the freelance economy continues to grow: in 2017, there were 4.8 million self-employed workers in the UK. Less rigid modes of working no longer require a corporate uniform, and when so many of us are able to work from the sofa (or bed), we want our clothes to be warm, soft, and flexible.
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To acknowledge the realities of running as a woman — the double standards, the higher bars, the demands for likability and relatability in a nation that mostly only relates to and likes dudes; the need to be authoritative but not hectoring; to be smart but not a know-it-all; to be cool but not fake; to be warm but not a mommy; to be maternal but not too soft; to have the contours of your life, from your breasts to your skin-care routines to your maternity leaves, treated as foreign and weird and maybe counterfeit by a political media that's never had to take this stuff seriously before; to be honest but not actually tell the truth about any of this stuff because you'll sound like a whiner — is a trap.
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