Sentence examples for heat shining from inspiring English sources

The freighter's gigantic engines were throbbing, their heat shining through the thick steel hull.

A new glass marquee (with heat lamps) shines lights on the exterior as well as on the sidewalk.

But not Ms. Davalos, whose Lilka seems to bask in his radiant heat and shine it right back at him.

This sounds like science fiction, but several research groups have produced plastics that can join their cut edges together when scientists heat them, shine a light on them, or even just hold the cut edges together.

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Privacy is becoming a hot button issue, with the heat lamp currently shining on search engines.

The union claimed the Hyatt "assaulted the employees and tried to fry them by shining heat lamps on them in the middle of what was already a hot, humid day" in a statement.

To give ultimate protection and shine, use a heat protectant and/or shine serum.

Keep in mind that the majority of their heat and light comes from the sun shining down on them, so a heat source that radiates upwards is highly unnatural.

It's the best part of the summer, when it's still beginning — the sun's shining, but the heat isn't intense yet.

Then the researchers tested each mouse's sensitivity to two types of stimuli: touch, which they measured by how quickly the mouse pulled its sore foot off a metal filament; and heat, which they measured by shining a classroom laser pointer on the animal's sore foot and measuring how quickly it pulled that foot away.