Sentence examples for catch some heat from inspiring English sources

Even his teammates with the 76ers catch some heat.

The "Fashion Killa" rapper may have caught some heat last week when he offered a bit of misguided beauty advice.

After marrying NBA star Dwayne Wade in August 2014, Union caught some heat from the public when she asked her husband to sign a prenup.

The First Lady caught some heat again a few months ago when she planted an organic garden on the White House Lawn, this time from the Crop Life Association, who thought going organic set a bad example.

Suncor is one of Canada's energy giants that specializes in crude-oil processing in April of this year, they caught some heat after spilling a chemical used to blend biofuel into a British Columbian inlet.

While many comedians have pushed back against Louis C.K.'s return to stand-up, including Kathy Griffin, who called the situation "fucking pathetic," Michael Ian Black caught some heat for saying Louis C.K. should "be allowed to serve their time and move on with their lives".

Without Facebook by his side to catch some of the heat, Dorsey will be holding his own alone so that alone might make it worth a watch.

Ask the average Carioca to leap out of bed on a rainy morning to catch some early discus heats and you might expect a little scepticism.

PRQ has also caught some serious heat for hosting NAMBLA's website.

To catch the Heat, the Knicks would have to win their last two games, while the Heat would have to lose all three of its remaining contests.

Considering the circumstances, the Knicks' best option is to try to catch the Heat in a state of defensive transition, and apply pressure with quick — but careful — passing.