She was warmed up then and went on talking at a great rate.
Now the skipper, as I say, when hewarmed up began to look something like what he ought--like he did when walking the quarter and the vessel going out to sea.
When he warmed up and his eyes took on a fresh shine and his mouth softened like a woman's, I tell you he was a winner.
To one tumblerful vinegar, warmed in a stewpan, add four beaten eggs; stir for a few minutes till cooked like boiled custard.
By no means allow a sick person to be in a room warmed by a flue or register.
When the system is warmed by foreign influence, the activity of the nutritive organs is diminished.
All clothing, when changed, should be well dried, and warmed by a fire previous to its being put on the patient or the bed.
My heart warmed to him directly, because like most high-bred Arabs, he is so like Don Quixote--only Don Quixote quite in his senses.
But even then there would be some differences, because a gun has to be "warmed up" before it will fire according to calculation.
In the morning, when the sun warmed the earth and vapors were seen to rise from the damp soil, tests were made of the vapors to see whether it was mere water vapor or diphosgene, before men were allowed to walk through it.
He was watching the train recede, his hand still tingling, heart warmed by the strong pressure of his friend's hand, when his name was called.
While he rode on over the hills and plains, the thought warmed his heart, quickened the seed planted therein by Benson, freed his soul from the bonds of his great humility.
No hint of a smile warmed its ruling bleakness when he answered Bull's question.
In a wild burst of enthusiasm Bill warmed to his inspiration.
But the agent's good humor warmed again under the officer's admission of his difficulties.
Upon entering the warmed and perfumed equipage, Esther descried two living forms moving about, two bundles of flesh and hair in ribbons, which sprang upon Lady Vereker.
Mother Nature now warmed me, and the rains fed me.
The sun fairies warmed my sprouting leaves, and the wind brought me fresh air.
Once, when I first broke in with the Giants, I warmed up with the third baseman between innings and in the next round they hit me hard and knocked me out of the box.
Go in and pitch," he ordered after Marquard had warmed up.
The following batter triples, and, before another pitcher can be warmed up, three or four runs are across the plate, and the game is won.
Crandall warmed up, and he didn't have much of anything besides a sweeping outcurve and a good deal of speed.
Burdocks warmed in vinegar, with the hard, stalky parts cut out, are very soothing, applied to the feet; they produce a sweet and gentle perspiration.
Before nursing, wash this off with something soothing; rose-water is very good; but the best thing is quince-seed warmed in a little cold tea until the liquid becomes quite glutinous.
They fed him and warmed him, then settled themselves for a good night's rest.
Ursa Major" warmed to him, though perfectly conscious that Fitz was anything but a star of the first magnitude.
Has purer blood through Norman veins come down From the rough knights that clutched the Saxon's crown Than warmed the pulses in these faithful breasts?
I'll be giving you a tow in a few minutes, as soon as my engine gets warmed up!
Tom and Mr. Sharp were worried, but they stuck grimly to the race and when the turning stake was reached Tom's motor had so warmed up and was running so well that he crept up on Andy.
And your fatherwarmed his legs before the dramatic pyre, and never knew 'twas the flame of genius?
Is there some dormant affection in my heart, some hereditary love that needs but to bewarmed into life by time and custom?
Memnon's wail was due to natural causes, the pressure of suddenly-warmed currents of air through the pores and crevices of the stone.
Yet one glance On the fair day, which sees no foul thing like Myself, and the sweet sun which warmed me, but 70 In vain.
The New World stretched its dusk hand to the Old; Each was to each a marvel, and the tie 240 Of wonder warmed to better sympathy.
The Signor Antonio warmed rapidly from the frigid politeness of his introductory manner.
The spirit of her dead husband had come to her from the grave, and warmed a frame previously indifferent to anything save his personal merits.
By degrees I imagined that a wave of sympathy flowed from it to me, that in this monk's devotions my name was not forgotten.
No matter how bitterly she condemned herself, this truth thrilled and warmedher very soul.
Through the bright drowsiness of the little city he rode in the early Sunday morning, and his heart sang for joy to feel himself again across a horse, and for the love of the place that warmed him already.
He would not begrudge his strength and his years burned freely in the sacred fire, if he might know that the flame had shone even faintly in dark places, that the heat had warmed but a little the hearts of men.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "warmed" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: heated; hot; overheated
