Sentence examples for gained heat from inspiring English sources

Opening in a crystalline calm, its first movement slowly gained heat and buoyancy as the musicians kept raising the stakes in undetectable increments.

Those comments gained heat after The Washington Post led its print edition Tuesday with an article, quoting the United States diplomat Gregory Hicks, laying out a situation that he said might have averted a second attack.

Subsequently, the gained heat equation is adapted to large deformations.

Today's reptiles and amphibians, on the other hand, are ectotherms that mostly gain heat energy from sunlight, a heated rock surface, or some other external source.

Buffalo wings are crisp and meaty, and they gain heat, depth and smoke from Ms. Hampton superb Cajun sauce.

Basking in direct sunlight to gain heat places a lizard in an exposed location where predators can capture it.

The "real world data" is sending a clear message that the Earth is gaining heat at a rapid rate and that this is a long-term trend.

Both words get bandied around a good deal but as with all such branding, the words themselves, contrary to nature, lose illumination as they gain heat.

She told The Independent the storm was "a different beast" after moving across the ocean, picking up water but also gaining heat.

Time spent basking to gain heat or escaping extremely high or extremely low temperatures cannot be used for feeding or reproduction.

Add the rice and raise the heat, turn the grains over for a minute or so allowing them to be coated in the mixture and begin to gain heat.