Sentence examples for escalating heat from inspiring English sources

In her thrillers, "The Fourth Angel" (2001), and "Flashover" (2002), published by G. P. Putnam's Sons, Ms. Chazin puts firefighter gear on her readers and takes them into the stinging black smoke, the blast of escalating heat and the metallic taste of a vicious fire.

But in the cities the escalating heat and rumors of distant revolution had begun to inflame local tempers.

New York's law against price gouging (General Business Law §396-r), was passed in the winter of 1978-79 in response to escalating heating oil prices.

This is much nicer than an escalating heated argument.

This has all the hallmarks of a last-minute decision, driven by escalating political heat from the left.

Ms. Perine, a former city housing commissioner, fears that other defaults will follow this winter, especially as the escalating cost of heating oil eats into profits.

Renal and heat-related morbidity can escalate during extreme heat events and should be targeted for prevention, because of the potentially serious consequences.

Check every hour or so in case heat escalates too much or chips need replenishing.

The oceans have already sucked up an enormous amount of heat due to escalating greenhouse gas emissions, affecting marine species from microbes to whales, according to an International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) report involving the work of 80 scientists from a dozen countries.

The situation escalated quickly, becoming heated, from which McCauley called on the people to relent as they would request reconsideration from Ottawa.

Prohibitive heating and electricity bills, escalating food prices, the contraction of funding from businesses and the reduction of private donations, have meant that teen homes and shelters for mothers with infants have had to close down.