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151. Take my word for it, " cried Kutuzov, growing warmer and slapping himself on the chest, "I'll make them eat horseflesh ! "

152. In the warmer and wetter climate conditions, the paleosol layer grows with strong pedogenesis and abundant rainfall.

153. I use to be Yao Ming back at home, but now I am mostly a bench warmer.

154. Fundamentals, the turnover of the first quarter significantly warmer, which makes double broker commission income.

155. This had the effect of making the men much less anxious about the interaction (actually about half as nervous as judged by independent observers) and consequently much warmer.

156. The impact forming this crater occurred during the Eocene Epoch, a period of much warmer climate than today's, when subtropical conditions extended as far north as the Arctic Circle.

157. Owing to the slightly warmer temperature the streets were bad.

158. The new oleophobic screen is brighter and displays warmer, richer colors than previous iPhones.

159. Now it is widely used in a series of small electrical heater such as hair curler , temperature invariable cup, temperature invariable bottle, electrical hot board, dryer, hand warmer and so on.

160. Warmer temperatures mean more ponds of meltwater on the ice's surface.

161. When the stopcock is opened, water flows from the top of the warmer column into the colder column.

162. As the temperature across the United States has gotten warmer, the purple finch has been spending its winters more than 400 miles farther north than before. And it's not alone.

163. The size of the cold-blooded Titanoboa indicated to researchers that the tropical coastal river system it occupied would have been warmer than the tropics today.

164. NEEM is about trying to get a good record of the last interglacial period from Greenland 120,000 to 130,000 years ago when Greenland was two to three degrees Celsius warmer than it is today, he says.

165. Next door the wigs are being dried in a pie warmer ready for opening night.

166. Just as bananas are best grown in warmer places, imposing a higher carbon price does not compel German manufacturers of capital goods to decamp to China.

167. The educated young are leaving in droves for the warmer climate and brighter lights of Honshu.

168. Once there, he would cling to the handrail until he reached the lower steps that the warmer tunnel air kept ice-free.

169. When doing so, the globe is pulled under warmer air, suddenly forcefully.

170. To experience the 6, 194m Alaskan peak you must be a mountaineer, but you can ponder it from slightly warmer locales with a visit to the Denali National Park.

171. Any of various evergreen plants of the genus Yucca, native to the warmer regions of North America, having often tall stout stems and a terminal cluster of white flowers.

172. The Himalayas prevent cold Central Asian katabatic winds from blowing in, keeping the bulk of the Indian subcontinent warmer than most locations at similar latitudes.

173. However, while a boost in temperature generally results in a nest full of more females than males, the opposite is true for tuatara whose offspring skew toward male in warmer climes.

174. But overfishing has caused stocks to fall into decline pretty much everywhere, not just in the once-teeming waters of the Grand Banks but also in warmer climes such as the Gulf of Thailand.

175. Imagine sausage and radicchio together,(www.Sentencedict.com) it sounds very wintery and just thinking at it I started to feel warmer.

176. Its outdoor terrace is one of the most pleasant spots on warmer days, while its interior dining area features large windows through which you can see all of Lisbon descending to the Tagus.

177. He knows that when winter comes his source of food disappears and he must survive on what he was able to stow away in the warmer months.

178. Generally speaking, the malaria mosquito digests blood quicker and feeds more often in warmer weather, thus speeding up transmission.

179. Gucci : Wait, that guy, I know him. He is just a bench warmer.

180. The preparations for the movement of migratory birds, flying to warmer places.