Sentence examples for feels heat from inspiring English sources

Turner feels heat, but as a coach he is now in a wonderful spot.

Regarding the article "Army chief in Pakistan feels heat on ties to U.S". (June 17): The United States has given the Pakistan military billions of dollars in aid since 9/11 to help Washington combat terrorism.

On Sunday (18 November), the paper returned to the matter with a news story headlined "Former DG feels heat over lawyers' letter" which said: "The former BBC director-general missed warnings about alleged child abuse committed on BBC premises by Jimmy Savile and other stars".

In the "Second Meditation" he tells us that he sees light and feels heat; but with the evil genius still on the loose, there is a distinct possibility that there is neither light nor heat.

In 'Citizenfour,' Laura Poitras feels heat of telling Snowden's story.

It's truly ominous when a wealthy politician pays for the recall of a duly elected governor ("California Recall Backer Feels Heat," news article, July 23).

"Feeling heat" was code for a player feeling the glare of a pit boss or camera.

He felt heat in his phantom hand.

She felt heat rising in her face.

"I didn't feel heat from it.

I don't feel heat or cold.