Sentence examples for ever more heated from inspiring English sources
Her Chorus reacts almost like a thermometer as the narrative grows ever more heated.
Mr. Obama sought on Sunday to bring a little order and civility to a debate that grows ever more heated and shrill.
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.
As they burn through what is called their main sequence, when they are fusing hydrogen into helium, they emit ever more heat.
Despite rising greenhouse gas emissions trapping ever more heat on Earth, the last decade has seen relatively slow warming of air temperatures, dubbed a "pause" in climate change by some.
But with Mr. Immelt facing ever more heat — his job isn't on the line, but long-suffering institutional investors are beginning to stir — another big earnings miss is unlikely when the company next reports profits on July 11.
Despite constantly rising greenhouse gas emissions trapping ever more heat on Earth, the last decade has seen relatively slow warming of air temperatures, dubbed a "pause" in climate change by some.
And those computer arrays were generating ever more heat, which the bank then spent a lot of power cooling down.
Shiv, too, grew more heated.
The talk grew more heated.
