Sentence examples for heated action from inspiring English sources

"Bravo, Bravo, Ecua-dor," fans chanted as the match extended from early afternoon into early evening, with more and more curious onlookers joining the already packed court to get a glimpse of the heated action.

That heated action shit with the potential to ruin and make entire studios.

Heated action on the soccer field (or the practice field) tends to bring out the contentious and competitive nature of players, who are rarely bashful letting their teammates known their feelings.

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At 23:50, Keats laid his ship close alongside the new French ship, beginning a close and heated action as the ships of the line exchanged broadsides with one another in pitch darkness and with an increasing wind.

In its wake, the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation, with the help of organisations including the NRDC and the Indian Institute of Public Health, devised a Heat Action Plan that was launched earlier this year.

I wasn't thrilled by the situation, but I put my faith in 150°C of germ-killing heat action, lay awake thinking about more pressing problems and, evidently, lived to tell the tale.

"Ahmedabad's Heat Action Plan - South Asia's first early warning system against extreme heatwaves - is tailored to help protect the city's vulnerable communities during these disasters".

Our results may have implications in considering chronically polluted areas as vulnerable in heat action plans and in the long-term measures to reduce the burden of heat stress especially in the context of climate change.

In July 2013, as part of the "Summer Heat" actions undertaken globally, Portlanders hung the now infamous banner which stated simply, "Coal, oil gas: None shall pass".

Our results may have important implications considering chronically polluted areas as vulnerable in heat actions plans (especially including adapted surveillance and warning systems) and in the long-term measures to reduce the burden of heat stress (as building regulations, urban planning or land-use changes), especially in the context of climate change.