Sentence examples for heated hearing from inspiring English sources

Examples: racing heart beat, nausea, feeling heated, hearing an edge in your voice, seeing something that seems "wrong," feeling disappointed, betrayed, bored.

At an often heated hearing before the City Council on Tuesday, Schools Chancellor Dennis M. Walcott defended the administration's decision to lay off 672 school support workers last week and said that officials had warned of the layoffs in June.

At a sometimes heated hearing, congressman Sean Duffy asked Dimon whether the bank was too big to regulate, too big to manage and too big to fail – charges Dimon denied.

On Wednesday a sometimes heated hearing of the House Judiciary Committee saw both Republican and Democrat politicians claim that the administration had overstepped its authority in the breadth of its data collection.

In a sometimes heated hearing on Capitol Hill, lawmakers said the agencies had failed to tell thousands of residents promptly that elevated, in some cases dangerously high, lead levels had been discovered in their houses last year.

At a sometimes heated hearing, both General Dempsey and Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta tried to counter criticism from Republicans on the panel that the Obama administration was abandoning Iraq, but also sought to make their case that any military personnel left behind would have limited roles.

B6 Heated Development Hearing Simmering tensions over a proposed development project in Brooklyn erupted at a public hearing, as opponents and supporters took turns applauding, booing and interrupting each other in a debate that exposed deep divisions between those who want jobs and those who fear increased traffic.

For the next three years, as similar cases came to light and the hideous effects of football brain trauma were examined in newspaper articles, television features and one heated Congressional hearing, the N.F.L. and its committee on concussions vehemently fought suggestions that their approach to the injury was at all improper.

Amazon gadget hijacks owner's heating after hearing radio report.

Based on recent play, however, one thing is certain about Vogel's new juggernaut: even the Heat are hearing the footsteps.

What the freezing Vienna audience heard that night was the unprecedented use of musical theme, harmony, form; what the comfortably heated Glasgow audience heard when Thomas Dausgaard staged the same programme with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra on Sunday afternoon was the most familiar music in western culture.