Sentence examples for heated calls from inspiring English sources

Obtaining Aaron's cell-phone number from Michael Longo, Dano touched off what became a series of heated calls involving several people at the party.

As in any screen pairing, chemistry would be critical — "The Heat" calls for their characters to evolve from elbow-flinging rivals to glass-clinking buddies over less than two hours.

The two leaders have had something of a tense relationship ― and at least one heated phone call last February.

Koreans often have heated floors called ondol.

After Westbrook missed a jumper, the Heat called timeout as James gingerly went to the court.

Fifty years on, the legacy of Wilson's "white heat" call to arms has never mattered more.

The unit of heat called the gram calorie is defined as the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of one gram of water 1 °C.

Elevators with such buttons, activated by heat from fingertips, are rare now because people have died in fires when the heat called the elevator.

And then, as the Heat called time out, Starks turned to the stands and pointed to the No. 3 on his jersey.

Other prisoner-artists, wearing white shirts and perspiring in the heat, called to us from behind a long chain-link fence.

The technique, a greatly refined version of earlier efforts, produced a surprisingly sharp image and yielded the first direct measurements of giant spouts of heat, called mantle plumes, that emanate from deep within the planet.