Sentence examples for beginning to heat from inspiring English sources

With less than three months to go the Oscars ceremony, the awards race is beginning to heat up.

The squirming babies were beginning to heat up in the sun; the goldening Venetian vellum of their wee webbed feet was already edged in desiccating brown.

Add the Los Angeles Clippers to that mix who are finally winning after a turbulent start and the top of the West is really beginning to heat up.

As the battle lines are drawn, a new advertising war is beginning to heat up, focusing on lawmakers, especially Republicans, who face tough re-election campaigns.

Ms. Iskander said that curatorial editing of the Time Inc. picture archive started in 1978, when the photography market was beginning to heat up.

You could quip to your friends that it's a perfect choice, as the race is "beginning to heat up!" Polls close in West Virginia, North Carolina and Ohio.

Tensions began to heat up.

Then things really began to heat up.

But in late January, things began to heat up.

As she began walking, though, it began to heat up again.

Going through the atmosphere they begin to heat up, start to glow, and then burn down.