Sentence examples for ever heated from inspiring English sources
The stirrings of what might be Hofstra's most important athletic event ever heated up with the weather this week.
The least you should ever heat up in a kettle is two cups.
If the rock had ever been heated above about 320 degrees Celsius, its magnetization would have been wiped out.
If it ever was heated, it was just to warm it up.
And even if Sanchez's card games ever got heated (which, one might imagine they would), the ritual of socializing with his pals most likely contributed to an enriching sense of purpose and well-being.
The 1760s saw him enter the arena as an academic polemicist in the ever-more heated debate on the virtues of Greek and Roman architecture.
Despite a relatively mild winter so far, New Yorkers are paying more than ever to heat their homes, largely because of a surge in the prices of oil and natural gas.
The Crock-Pot also takes for fucking ever to heat up if you put a bunch of cold ingredients in it, which is why you get them going in the skillet first.
Do things ever get politically heated?
That's a thought to hold on to as the greatest-ever debate heats up, in the aftermath of a memorable week at the Water Cube, just across the road from the stadium.
