Sentence examples for heat grown from inspiring English sources

Like the quickie flicks the studios used to crank out for the back end of double features, these new hits — "The Heat," "Grown Ups 2," "Despicable Me 2" and, as of this weekend, "The Conjuring" among them — are drumming up business, while bigger-budgeted offerings such as "The Lone Ranger" and "Pacific Rim" struggle to sell tickets.

We headed back to the ship when the heat grew intense.

She advises more light, but not more heat: grow lights, rather than a warm windowsill.

Then, last June, as the Iraqi heat grew unbearable and daily foot patrols proved torturous, a package arrived from Cambridge, Mass.

The more the heat grows, the more you want to reach for the next one — and then, for your aperitif.

Sales of Heat grew 3.7% year-on-year to reach 560,438, indicating the interest in celebrity has not yet cooled.

The decision was blasted in New England, and the heat grew more intense when the Patriots went 5-11 in Belichick's first season.

Later in the day, as the heat grew more intense, the animals calmed down a bit — especially the pigs, which keeled over on their sides and lay panting in the dust.

By now, he had only an indistinct sense, in another layer of his mind, that long, long ago someone had thrown him fresh meat twice a day and sprayed him with water when the heat grew unbearable.

Matters improve with "Love," written by Betty Shamieh and directed by Janice Goldberg, a monologue, taken from "Chocolate in Heat: Growing Up Arab in America," presented at the Fringe festival in New York in 2001.

ROCKAWAYS STILL LARGELY BLACKED OUT The Rockaway Peninsula remained the area worst hit by power failures as residents in homes with no light or heat grew increasingly frustrated with the Long Island Power Authority, which provides electricity there.