Sentence examples for heated town from inspiring English sources

The simple questions were the most devastating during the sometimes heated town hall, called "Stand Up: The Students of Stoneman Douglas Demand Action" "Why do we have to march on Washington just to save innocent lives?" student Ryan Deitsch asked Rubio.

A heated town meeting follows in a local bar where he pleads his case.

Daisy Khan, the wife of the center's imam, Feisal Abdul Rauf, mentioned the threats during a heated town hall discussion on the ABC News television program "This Week".

At heated town meetings, people would shout: "You can't buy underwear in Saranac Lake!" In the end, Wal-Mart decided not to pursue the store; a spokesman said that "no single factor" contributed to the decision.

As for the heated town meetings in which lawmakers of both parties have been grilled by their constituents, Mr. Gibbs said, "The president, again, strongly believes that -- and has for years -- that it's better to address what people's concerns are and take them on head-on".

Teves also got into a heated town hall exchange with Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz).

Its coal is used to heat the town through a unique series of hot water pipes.

— A California congressman leading a House Democratic task force on gun violence wrapped up a series of heated and packed town hall meetings on gun control here Thursday night, providing a glimpse into how the debate is resonating beyond Washington after last month's massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.

St . Vincents closed in 2010, and has since been replaced, after much local protest and many heated town-hall discussions, by an apartment building of luxury condos and a row of townhouses developed by the Rudin Management Company.

"Milton has an even smaller theater in their town hall, heated by a pot-bellied stove.

But when it comes to restaurant burgers, things get really heated, especially in this town, where we happen to be home to some really great options.