Sentence examples similar to heated hide from inspiring English sources

In the March issue of Nature Climate Change, IRI Director Lisa Goddard explains what may be behind the recent slowdown in global temperature growth in a piece titled "Heat Hide and Seek".

But an Australian company called Geodynamics is not content to let that heat hide underground.

He places the origin of life in a Hadean realm of geothermal heat hidden from the Sun.

A House Judiciary Committee hearing in June became heated when Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) accused Rosenstein of hiding information from Congress pertaining to the Hillary Clinton email investigation.

When Summey stepped in to absorb heated questions aimed at the police chief, Eddie Driggers, a crowd of protesters didn't want the mayor's political hide.

Brightness bears down on the behemoth lair and its dwarfed denizens, a cunning correlative for a tragedy in which heat, and hiding from it, are central.

The evening was also memorable for Bob Crowley's spectacular set: a monumental low-angled, marble palace roof set against a cerulean sky: a cunning correlative for a play in which heat and hiding are central.

It seems quite likely that either the "heat" is hidden somewhere we are not measuring it, and will return, or that the figures themselves are wrong, as a result of the great level of uncertainty surrounding them.

Whether standing in the Miami heat or hiding under an umbrella in St. Pete, the state is making sure its voice is heard.

Then the boys were given military training that involved "running up to [six miles] in the heat and hiding" before being given guns and sent to fight "the Arabs".

Large blocks of leftovers may take time to thoroughly re-heat their centers (e.g., hidden turkey-sicles in the middle).