Sentence examples for heat perhaps from inspiring English sources

He wonders if they are a sign, of some increasing heat perhaps.

The comeback would be that much tougher against the Heat, perhaps the N.B.A.'s fiercest defensive team.

Animals on restricted diets seem particularly resistant to environmental stresses like oxidation and heat, perhaps even radiation.

That in turn could create enough heat, perhaps through a broken torch bulb, to detonate the bombs that ripped through the departure hall at 7.58am, killing 11 people.

Maurice Greene and Asafa Powell of Jamaica -- Greene's newest rival -- were placed in the same heat, perhaps offering a preview of the final.

Combined with the celebrity of James and the obsession with the Heat, perhaps good enough to produce a memorable finals that will rank as one of Stern's best, if not the most anticipated.

If the debate had been less heated, perhaps he could have manufactured a dialogue in which he gave the landscapers a lecture on the rule of law.

Further heating, perhaps assisted by the catalytic effect of clay minerals in the source rock matrix, may then produce soluble bitumen compounds, followed by the various saturated and unsaturated hydrocarbons, asphaltenes, and others of the thousands of hydrocarbon compounds that make up crude oil mixtures.

That is hardly a formula for beating the Heat, or perhaps even the Indiana Pacers.

Unable to take the heat, and perhaps seeing an even worse financial crisis ahead, he unexpectedly resigned in August.

They said, "Oh, it's the heat," and perhaps it was, but it's also truly horrible to watch.