Sentence examples for heat climbed from inspiring English sources

The heat climbed steadily into my throat, tickling my nostrils like an aborted sneeze.

The men were among the best conditioned in the hobby, but the afternoon heat climbed past 80 degrees, approaching a record high.

As the heat climbed to 92 degrees in the midafternoon, two of the children, clad in shorts and T-shirts, ventured into the water along a sandy area that is a popular fishing spot but is closed to swimming year-round.

Shaw devotes great chunks of the book to evoking both intense and less-intense bodily experiences — feeling textures, sensing heat, climbing, sweating and itching.

He couldn't help it, really, when it started rising up in him, the blood and heat, climbing into his face, and he could feel it—he was going to say something that he couldn't take back, he was going to say something that was the opposite of what he wanted to say, when all he wanted to do was stroke the boy's cheek and say— Sorry.

Seconds later, as with a soldering iron, an acute and narrowly focussed heat climbs her spine.

The number of deaths attributed to last week's heat wave climbed to at least 24 in New York City, as the chief medical examiner's office ruled yesterday that the heat had killed two Queens residents.

Hundreds of people were hospitalized as the heat index climbed to around 115 degrees in some locations.

"It was really hot," said Wie, whose putter seemed to get hotter as the heat index climbed.

Mr. Lemoine watched in amazement as the bidding on one of the sought-after mares, A Dash of Sweet Heat, steadily climbed.

Students in all Prince George's County schools and dozens more in Baltimore City were released early Wednesday as the heat index climbed above 100 degrees.