Sentence examples for growing hotter from inspiring English sources

These summers exist in our imagination, not dimming but growing hotter and brighter over time.

They have a lip-licking spiciness that lingers, steadily growing hotter, like a sunburn that slowly reveals its fiery color.

The men's words rose, their conversation growing hotter and louder, spilling over to other tables in the restaurant.

It begins with the swirling of gases and dust from collapsing nebulae, which are drawn together by gravity, the centre growing hotter and hotter, to form a protostar.

Like the proverbial frog in the pot of water, Gillard didn't recognise the environment around her was growing hotter until it boiled over.

For more than a decade the region has been in the grip of Olympic fever, one growing hotter since 2003, when Pyeongchang lost its bid for the 2010 Games to Vancouver.

"Regulation enforcement is the growing hot potato," said Mr. White.

He was growing hot all over, and his nostrils were flaring.

It is the race to be his deputy as party leader that is already growing hot.

"I thought that a negligee would be a fun thing to have," I stammered, my face growing hot with embarrassment.

The day was already growing hot and we worried about working constantly around flames while dealing with the desert sun.