Sentence examples for ardent heat from inspiring English sources
In the "Dichterliebe" he delivered the final stanzas of "Aus Alten Märchen Winkt Es" with ardent heat, and his spiteful rendition of "Ich Grolle Nicht" was potent.
Elsewhere, Mr. Kreger gave Bach's Solo Suite in C a broad, bluff performance and, together with his ardent pianist, Lydia Artymiw, brought both heat and light to the Schumann Adagio and Allegro and Rachmaninoff's G minor duo sonata.
But those hops and malt slow you down and even the most ardent beer drinker will soon start to wilt in the muggy heat of a Budapest summer.
In a December 8th post on Natural News, the Health Ranger himself decried what he dubbed "fake news hysteria," condemning CNN, New York Times, Washington Post, LA Times, USA Today, NPR, MSNBC, Fox News and more as "fakestream" "corporate media". As one of the most ardent purveyors of quackery, it's only natural that Adams feels the heat now that fake news is in the hot seat.
Water may be the same everywhere you go, but the breezes over Eton Dorney are plainly favouring the host nation – bearing, as they do, the ardent cheers that yesterday sustained two more wins from just three entered heats.
Ardent birthers may disagree.
Frank was an ardent conservationist.
These men were ardent protectionists.
He became an ardent abolitionist.
