The phrase "heated face" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe someone's face when they are experiencing strong emotions such as anger, embarrassment, or excitement. Here is an example of how it could be used in a sentence: As she stormed out of the room, her heated face and clenched fists showed just how angry she was.
In 2004, I wrote about Bridgette's heated face-off with her fourth grade classmate over her gay uncle's right to live his life without discrimination.
James says he probably will be good to go on Thursday when the Heat face the New York Knicks, presumably just as a rehab start to get him back in the rhythm before the Heat face an actual NBA team.
The Heat face a similar dilemma on the offensive end, where James has been neutralized by a defensive scheme reminiscent of how the Spurs covered him in the 2007 N.B.A. finals when he still played for Cleveland.
With four days before the Knicks and Heat face each other in Game 1 of the four-of-seven-game second-round series, there was time to ponder recent events.
The true rivalry of this postseason won't be held on the court unless the Thunder and the Heat face each other in the Finals, but mostly in the media and in the eyes of fans.
By alternately heating one face sheet and then the other, the sandwich panel is able to perform fully reversible cyclic shape changes.
Before Games 3 and 4, the Heat faced questions about flopping, and James said it was a useful tool if it could give his team an advantage.
Britain's team of Nigel Levine, Conrad Williams, Jack Green and Martyn Rooney are in the first heat, facing – among others – a South African team featuring Oscar Pistorius, the double amputee "blade runner" who is competing in both the Olympics and Paralympics this year.
Now, in what amounts to a two-of-three-game series with two days off before Game 5, the Heat faces a possibility that Hardaway can no longer force himself to play.
When the Cavs and Heat faced off in November, Dwyane Wade utterly destroyed Cleveland's Anderson Varejao.
