Sentence examples for face heated from inspiring English sources

Their violent impacts gouged out the large craters still visible on the Moon's face, heated Earth's surface into molten rock and boiled off its oceans into an incandescent mist.

Representative Charles Rangel of New York, the ranking Democrat on the Ways and Means Committee, criticized Mr. Zoellick and some Republican lawmakers for seeking to use the terrorist attacks to promote a trade measure that would face heated opposition in normal times.

Several of other Genentech drugs will face heated competition.

The face heats up when under stress, or when scared, or angry (hence the term hot-headed).

He faced heated opposition from some people in schools of education, he said, but he prevailed.

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The prosecution faced heated criticism from the judge, Patricia K. Costello, who repeatedly admonished an assistant prosecutor, Peter Guarino, for what she characterized as below-the-belt legal tactics.

Mr. Scharping faces heated debates within the cabinet in the next few weeks as he seeks to maintain the current military budget at a time when all departments are being asked for cuts.

WASHINGTON — The commissioner of the N.F.L. faced heated criticism Wednesday before the House Judiciary Committee, with lawmakers, former players and even a former team executive accusing the league of neglect in its handling of active and retired players with brain injuries.

The gas may have seeped from cliff faces heated by the sun, Mumma speculates.

The role of NCGs was experimentally confirmed using SETS for their effect on stable film boiling using a downward facing heated body through which gases were injected.