Sentence examples for heat columnist from inspiring English sources

On Twitter, Miami Heat columnist Ethan Skolnick, who covered LeBron closely during his championship-winning tenure in Miami, noted that he'd never seen LeBron act this way on the court during his time down South, except with Mario Chalmers, a famed member of LeBron's doghouse.

"She's always been a gifted comic actor," says Charles Gant, film editor of Heat magazine and Guardian columnist, "and her status in Hollywood has been linked to that fact.

In fact, I took some heat from our contributing columnist Joe Puglia when I wouldn't print a piece he submitted last week in support of the parcel tax.

France's president got the official cold shoulder and columnists' heated denunciations.

Prominent national newspaper columnists turn the heat up with their talk of London-istan, and there were isolated riots in the north of England in 2001 - though these were more over economic issues rather than faith or religion.

"This is the most interesting sports team of my lifetime," said Dan Le Batard, a local sports radio commentator at the Heat's flagship station and a Herald columnist.

Sex columnist Esther Perel then took over the line of questioning and turned the heat all the way up, inquiring into how those at Château Tatum use intimacy.

Last week, New York Times columnist Bill Kristol said, "The last thing we need now is a heated national conversation about race".

Not to be outdone in the insensitivity department, the syndicated columnist William Pfaff wrote late last month: "The old people taken away during this European heat wave, like the 500 to 700 who died in the Chicago heat wave of 1995, were not, most of them, killed by the heat.

Telegraph columnist Mary Riddell raised concerns that the Clinton-Obama matchup may become so heated that John McCain may "sweep into the White House by his opponents' zero-sum game".

Still, on Twitter, a number of people have suggested that it might be interesting to hear how a tech columnist muddles through a 10-day stretch without electricity and Internet (not to mention heat or hot water).