Sentences with phrase «from cold air»

, the high - altitude wind that separates warm air to its south from cold air to the north.

It has designed with a large canopy to protect the infant from direct sun heat and also from the cold air.

Also, cover them with blanket so that their face is protected from the cold air.

On a good note, it had warmed up a little bit so it was a nice day to get blog photos without dying from the cold air.

The cough is better with warmer drinks and is worse coming from cold air to a warm room.

Exfoliation removes dead skin cells to a higher degree and should be done carefully or not at all on very sensitive skin to avoid leaving the skin open to attack from cold air and toxins.

Cashmere provides optimal warmth to protect you or your recipient from cold air.

Pregnant and whelping bitches also need constant warmth before, during and after the actual delivery, far from any cold air (it can be lethal for the bitch and the puppies.)

Warming up a dog inside a whelping box or dog kennel starts with insulated walls in an indoor or outdoor spot that is as excluded from cold air streams as possible.

My drenched shoes squished with each step and, even though I was running at full capacity, I was shivering from the cold air and hail.

The lanugo provides excellent protection from cold air, which is why baby Harp seals were heavily hunted for the fur trade.

Curtailment of wind is getting worse, as Scott Luft documents, in a chart from his Cold Air Online blog.

Precipitation from the cold air is modest, mostly under 250 mm / a.

It's caused when the jet stream — which both ferries storms into the continent and generally divides warm air from cold air — gets especially twisted across North America.

It is so dark in the room and it also insulates my windows from the cold air.

Modalities (what makes her better or worse): Better from exercise; she'll perk up if you take her for a walk; wants to be warm; seeks out the sun or fireplace... may want to be covered up; worse from cold air or drafts.

The heat and moisture that are then released to the atmosphere in fall and winter could be leading to disturbances of the jet stream, the high - altitude wind that separates warm air to its south from cold air to the north.

Like spin me under a streetlamp while gently falling snow collects on my eyelashes and you can't tell if the color on my cheeks is from the cold air or my giddy nerves that someone just spun me under a streetlamp and I liked it.