warm u造句

• Another monk gave us a bowl with hot buillion mixed with wine to warm us.
• It is a dialect we love, one that warms us, comforts us and gives us community.
• He used to come to our softball games and warm us up by throwing Nerf football.
• But it also warms us and makes us laugh, and makes us appreciate each other more ."
• Not only does it warm us from the inside out, but soup is truly food for the soul.
• We initially feel reserve toward Oliver, but his bewildered acceptance of his beaten down life warms us to him.
• Natural gas gained 11 percent during the quarter, surging on concern that warm U . S . weather could deplete already-low inventories.
• Natural gas was the biggest gainer during the quarter, surging 19 percent on concern that warm U . S . weather would deplete already-low inventories.
• We get it home, shrugging ourselves out of that wool coat, thinking of the lovely salad that will warm us far more than the gas furnace.
• So, the Russian president said, in light of a new and warm U . S .-Russian relationship, Russia can afford to reduce its arsenal to one-third or less.
• He said that, due to warm U . K . weather and a weak pound, vacationers " instead of booking overseas holidays late, have not booked at all ."
• Slowed demand for heating fuel during a warm U . S . winter, plus depressed Asian currencies and economies, have helped force the price of oil down to $ 16 a barrel.
• The controversy over Russia's links with Iran mars otherwise warm U . S .-Russian ties, bolstered by Russian President Vladimir Putin's firm support for the U . S .-led war against terror.
• But Chen couldn't afford to ruffle relations with America too much because the moderate voters he needs consider warm U . S . relations key to stability and economic prosperity on the island.
• The treaty symbolized the newly warm U . S .-Russian ties, which were bolstered by Putin's support for the U . S . war in Afghanistan _ and severely strained by differences over Iraq.
• Highlighting tensions that threaten newly warm U . S .-Russian relations, Russia's Foreign Ministry bristled Thursday at the Pentagon's plan to downsize American nuclear arsenals by putting weapons in reserve rather than destroying them.
• Prior to the shootdowns on Saturday, Clinton's actions had stirred speculation that he might launch more far-reaching steps to warm U . S . relations with Cuba if he won a second term in November.
• The track built around a distinctive'circus'melody that warms us up in a breakdown and than massively hits in the main part recreated with crazy pitched leads and supported with pumping bass line and punchy drums.
• Along with Chechnya, another contentious issue clouding otherwise warm U . S .-Russian ties is the possibility of a U . S . military campaign against Iraq, Russia's Soviet-era ally which owes Moscow billions of dollars.