Sentences with phrase «little bit of warmth»

This whiskey barrel aged Imperial Stout has rich flavours, a dry finish, and little bit of warmth from the 10 % ABV.

So, I'll quickly address it... this is me holding on to the LAST LITTLE BIT of warmth and summer (even though it IS officially fall).

If you want to add a little bit of warmth into your baking, molasses does the trick!

I love throwing apple pie spice into apple pie (of course), but it's also great in any dessert that you want to add a little bit of warmth and depth to.

This soup has a lovely lemongrass and ginger tang, and the chili paste and red pepper flakes give the broth a little bit of warmth and spice.

This butternut squash soup gets a little spice from paprika and cumin, and a little bit of warmth from oranges and limes.

The middle notes combine rose, cinnamon, and spice for a little bit of warmth.

We need to create a little bit of warmth and circulation in the thighs (the bulk of the legs), and kick start the lymphatic system.

«In the spring we want to create a little bit of warmth and circulation in the body to help balance the heavy, stagnant, cold qualities of kapha.»

Even though the weather is only giving us a little bit of warmth, my craving for sunshine is constant.

I love that it is a thicker material, which adds a little bit of warmth over my thin tank.

It's lightweight but large enough still to actually provide a little bit of warmth.

This poppy coral is a gorgeous complement to every fair skin tone, adding a little bit of warmth to any winter makeup look.

These boots are comfortable and provide a little bit of warmth.

I was so excited to find some pieces to give this space a little bit of warmth and personality.

It only takes a little bit of warmth to send the mosquitos buzzing back and to allow the flea life cycle to start up again.

Oh I love love love this time of year... the air is suweeeeet here on the beaches of Sydney, laden with spring scents from the many blooms and blossoms at every turn, and it has that feel about it, that little bit of warmth coming up (or in, wherever it comes from) that whooshes away...

It's amazing how that little bit of warmth changed your whole look, in a good way.

Classic Gray is great if you want a pure «driftwood» or beachy look, but I wanted a little bit of warmth as well.

Adding a great quilted coverlet under a duvet is like throwing a long cardigan under a blazer — a little bit of warmth with lots of style.