Sentence examples for grow hotter from inspiring English sources

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.

But while summers grow hotter, they will also be wetter in some places, with the average summer now 20% wetter than the average between 1961 and 1990.

Rainfall will be heavier in many parts of the world, but the periods between rains will most likely grow hotter and drier.

Coaching Update The coaching hot seats grow hotter as the season winds down, and this year, there may be a number of vacancies that would have been unexpected at the start of the season.

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.

The sun comes out, and we grow hot in the suits.

The nail will grow hot, so be careful not to burn yourself.