Sentence examples for got heated over from inspiring English sources

As the editor of a pro-European paper for a Eurosceptic proprietor, the discussion often got heated over the gin and tonics.

The conversation quickly got heated over talk of Israel and disillusionment towards American policies.

And even Ryan admits that he's not immune to getting heated over the political discourse.

When G G and Asa get heated over an accusation of wearing — insult of insults — H&M, you find a generic all-American parable of new money and assimilation insanity.

"He was cruising," Rafter said, until he got heated up over his inability to nail down a second service break and boiled over after failing to serve out the match at 5-4.

The women of "The View" got heated Tuesday morning over "Don't Ask, Don't Tell".

But if there was something loopily hilarious about Pat Buchanan eating at Sylvia's in Harlem, things got heated when Minister Conrad Muhammad took over the mike at WLIB last week during his show, "One on One".

Dydh da oll, The main thing is our language is still here - lets not all get heated up over good old Dolly - we all know who writes the history books!

Around 10 15am, the interchange between GOP Senator Arlen Specter and Alberto Gonzales got particularly heated over the question of Gonzales' preparation.

The panel of six men and six women found Esteban, 49, guilty of second-degree murder and other charges in a case that began with a simple traffic incident in August 1996, and got so heated over 10 days that it culminated in murder.

Things will get fairly heated over the summer and then [it will be a case of] hide your television set come fall".