Sentence examples similar to boil summer from inspiring English sources

What needs to come to the boil next week?

The dispute came to a boil last summer over the migrant issue.

The controversy came to a boil last May in The New England Journal of Medicine.

A simmering wave of dissatisfaction among AOL employees began to boil last year.

Mr. Straniere's troubles with his party reached a boil last year during the race to succeed Mr. Molinari.

The dispute over the control of economic policy came to a boil earlier this year when the Government began to arrange the auction of the state oil company, Rosneft.

"Knead, Roll and Bring to a Boil!," tomorrow at 2 30 and 4 P.M., helps in the preparation of chicken soup noodles.

The issue came to a boil this week when the health secretary, Patricia Hewitt, faced angry health care workers at two public meetings.

The city's simmering scene of gastro trucks reached a boil this summer, tapping into the dual desires of New Yorkers to eat well and eat quickly.

In fact, each of the Engel and Ramirez political camps now sees the other as the enemy, a result of escalating tension that reached a boil last year.

Debate over the Homeland Security Department, languishing while Congress focused on Iraq, returned to a boil today, as the White House and Senate Democrats exchanged criticism over the cause of the stalemate.