Sentence examples for heat feeling from inspiring English sources

He crosses a wall of heat, "feeling the sudden rise in temperature as a crackling sensation on my skin," and within days experiences the delicious torment of getting slammed — working a shift when the restaurant is operating at full capacity and cooking becomes an exercise in sheer survival.

Considering the amount of heated feeling with the British intervention in Greece had aroused, it was odd that Vishinsky should not have drawn on weightier sources than, for instance, the Birmingham publication"Religion and the People," which he quoted.

There was a lot of heated feeling and mixed emotions.

During the first half, this avalanche of heated feelings turned toward bliss.

With talk of cross-river rivalries and heated feelings preceding the start of the first-round playoff series between the Knicks and the Nets, it was a defining image of a 107-83 victory by the Nets on Saturday.

Banks are feeling heat from all sides.

"They're feeling heat from shareholders".

Since 2008, Mr. Lampert has been feeling heat for his Sears investment.

Are they feeling heat from the accelerators?

Of course, PayPal is probably feeling heat from the competition.

Miami is also feeling heat from neighboring Broward and Palm Beach counties.