Sentence examples for heat drinking from inspiring English sources

At the foot of the descent towards the finish Bardet and Valverde made a brief, abortive attack but that was all Froome had to worry about, beyond the everyday challenges: staying safe, eating regularly and – critically in this heat – drinking enough.

As well as providing hot water for the spa, the plant gently and efficiently provides hot water for heating, drinking water and electricity to the local people.

I could not have any other caffeine or expose myself to excessive heat after drinking EndoRush.

Workers described being forced to work in 50C heat without drinking water by employers, who withhold salaries for several months and retain their passports to prevent them leaving the country.

Timoféeff-Ressovsky and Zimmer were interested primarily in how such small amounts of energy in the form of ionizing radiation (formally equivalent to no more than the amount of energy absorbed as heat by drinking a cup of hot tea) could have such profound biological effects3.

We further observed that the widespread behaviour changes may exist on a common sense basis since measures most cited by respondents to deal with the heat are drinking more fluids, along with wearing light clothing and staying indoors.

Fight the heat by drinking at every changeover and when you're at home before and after a match.

Many of the afflicted try resolving the infection on their own — using heating pads, drinking more water, taking pain medications.

Twenty-four women in the FAD group and 19 women in the placebo group in the pre-treatment phase had ever used other analgesics or additional remedies, including heating treatment, drinking hot liquids, eating chocolates or black sugar, or physical exercise, etc., the number of users decreased in both groups during the treatment phase; 18 women in the FAD group and 14 women in the placebo group.

The minimization of the overall costs is the problem's optimization target, while the main constrain is the fulfillment of the users' request of electricity, heat, cooling and drinking water.

I can only imagine encountering New Orleans for the first time through Tales, a swelter of Louisiana heat and drinking that — while highly educational — can feel like the city's bon temps have roulezed you, along with your overtaxed brain, sweat glands and liver, right into the Mississippi.