Sentence examples for grow hot from inspiring English sources

Lincoln felt his face grow hot with shame.

Backpackers grow hot from their exertions, and their heads are exposed to the sun.

High-pressure steam is injected into the top well; eventually, the tar sands grow hot enough — nearly four hundred degrees — that bitumen begins to flow into the bottom well.

He was an anti-nationalist, who despised the jingoism and racism that the press was stoking; he refused to hate Germans or grow "hot" with patriotic love for Englishmen, and once said that his real countrymen were the birds.

So when the long metal tube in which we are travelling begins to bob and buck, no wonder our hearts beat a little faster, our palms grow hot and sticky.

High-pressure steam is injected into the top well; eventually, the tar sands grow hot enough nearly four hundred degrees that bitumen begins to flow into the bottom well.

As summers grow hotter, and winters milder, once familiar weather patterns grow increasingly extreme and erratic.

AS processors on personal computers grow more powerful, they grow hotter, too.

With the Carolina RailHawks and Orlando City – of the NASL and USL respectively – pushing for an MLS franchise, the hotbed of college soccer may well grow hotter still.

However, more research is needed to say whether a "hot" female makes a male lamprey grow hotter.

This hot team has a chance to grow hotter still.