Sentence examples for heated up with from inspiring English sources

But Tillis, the daughter of the former heavyweight boxer James (Quick) Tillis, heated up with 15 points in the first 12 minutes of the second half as Duke drew within 64-62.

The political battle has heated up, with insults flying in all directions.

In recent months the market has heated up, with campaigns beating their investment targets.

It comes in a subtle sauce heated up with mustard seed and ginger.

Or they can easily be heated up with the addition of a little white wine.

The stirrings of what might be Hofstra's most important athletic event ever heated up with the weather this week.

HERE are a few things you won't find going on today as New York heats up with Tony fever: Harry Winston bodyguards.

The debate on negative gearing policy is heating up with a clear line drawn in the sand by Liberal and Labor.

The debate over the subway comes as the state budget process begins to heat up, with the Assembly and the Senate making their budget proposals this week.

"Demand is kind of lousy, and competition is heating up with A.M.D.," said Hans Mosesmann, a managing director at Prudential Securities, referring to Advanced Micro Devices, a competitor of Intel's.

It will only get worse, more one-sided, as track and field heats up, with more look-at-me Americans like Maurice Greene.