Sentence examples for heated days from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kerry has told interviewers that in hindsight he regrets some of the language he used in those heated days, but his detractors are unwilling to forgive or forget.

In comparison with those heated days, today's public discourse is cool, emasculated and no longer tolerates such language.

I well remember standing before the Yale Symphony during those heated days when the university was ostensibly closed.

NEW YORK -- The first sustained attacks against presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney over his tenure at the helm of Bain Capital took place in mid-January, during the heated days leading up to the South Carolina primary.

Even in the most heated days of the national Deflategate obsession, nearly everyone agreed that Tom Brady could have been throwing shot putts and still beat the Colts.

A ruling against Mr. Schundler, the mayor of Jersey City, would be devastating, effectively shutting down his campaign spending during the final heated days of the Republican gubernatorial primary.

The water's heated these days; you had to be pretty hardy to swim in the old Victorian pool.

cRisks on heat days compared with non-heat days; model controlled for day of the year, day of week and calendar year; daily mean temperature included into the model as a spline term.

Duration was defined as a heat day's position in a consecutive series of heat days; increased duration was expected to augment the effects on EMS demand.

Right now, Baghdad has eight extreme heat days a year.

With 2C global warming they say there will be 90 extreme heat days.