Sentences with phrase «felt drafty»

If your windows felt drafty this winter, it may be time for replacements.

If home owners» houses felt drafty this past winter and they have single - pane windows, there's a good chance those were one of the culprits.

Not exact matches

The Helix Cool Pillow, in the same pile, would feel like it had been sitting on my drafty windowsill the whole day when I got home.

Comforting Chicken & Rice Soup — When it's drafty and cold, and your feeling run down and even under - the - weather, this easy chicken and rice soup comes to the rescue in a snap.

Here is a good story for you so Sunday at church I am walking into the building, and things felt a little extra drafty.

Stand in the drafty lab feeling warm in your dark blue corduroy pants, a pair of black sneakers with blue accents, and a white shirt worn under your sweater.

From editing to actor chemistry, the film feels like a series of shorts and singular ideas stitched together to become one large, drafty quilt of sci - fi.

It was nominated for 12 Academy Awards (it won one: Best Adapted Screenplay for Edward Anhalt), but what seemed majestic and theatrically impressive back then feels plodding and stodgy today, like a film obliged to show off every angle of its grand sets while losing the characters in the drafty castle and hearty speechifying.

The place was pretty drafty and cold while I was writing them so this feels like substantial progress.

It's the reason why older homes feel so drafty — so many holes that let out the hot air and suck in the cool air.

Now largely relegated to the claustrophobic basement of the Chicago Hilton and some drafty, low - ceilinged meeting rooms, TechShow feels forlorn and decidedly low - tech.

I've rented in a very similar triple decker and a converted multifamily built in 1820, both were drafty which had their inconveniences on the stormiest of nights, but I never felt like I had to move out to find an easier to heat place.

My house is old and drafty and the carpet helps the room feel warmer, too.