Sentence examples for again heating from inspiring English sources

On Mother's Day, as the courtship was again heating up, Hopson asked Brown about the racial makeup of the prospective coaching staff.

Three decades after his death, Neruda, who would have been 100 years old next Monday, is again heating up the world with his metaphors.

The fight over mandating free access to papers based on research funded by taxpayer dollars is again heating up in Washington, D.C.

Again, heating in Ar often (but not always) resulted in the single Curie point for the cooling curves at ~400 °C.

One frustration from the delay in paying down debt is that it puts off the time when Raytheon can again become a player in the defense business consolidation, which is once again heating up.

Amid excitement and demand for the shares, the social network has already boosted its estimate of the shares' value by 25% — a signal to some that IPOs are again heating up in the United States as investors look for fresh, potentially high-growth stocks.    .

As debate again heats up over cloning and stem cell research, several biotechnology companies are trying to develop a far less controversial approach to cell regeneration.

There potatoes straight from surrounding fields are washed, sorted, steam-peeled, washed again, heated to make them easier to cut, then propelled by a water gun through a slicer that contains a grid of knives.

Today, as the climate-change debate once again heats up, Mr. Summers leads the economic team of the incoming administration, and Ms. Browner has been designated its White House coordinator of energy and climate policy.

This sample was again heated at 373 and 623 K.

To start over again, heat the polymer and the dents disappear as the molecules realign themselves.