Sentence examples for heated you from inspiring English sources
The interview was heated (you can see it here).
"When it gets too heated, you can tell that we feel bad about it afterwards".
"If you don't have a third party acting as a referee, things get so heated you don't even want to bring them up," said Mr. Barron, who added: "People go to a tennis pro to improve their tennis game.
In his notebooks, he could convey an entire life in a sentence, in a clause or even in one word: "Colette's death is like the dousing of a little dependable potbellied stove that miraculously heated you all your life," he wrote in 1954.
If things were heated, you'd figure Lance would at least get up".
"The discussion gets heated, you get a headache, you're annoyed".
As you adapt to heat, you basically create more blood plasma over time.
A baseball cap will heat you up more than anything going on down south.
You would spend all day freezing, with perhaps an hour or two mid-afternoon when the sun would heat you.
Keeping your home as well insulated as possible will heat you in both summer and winter.
Do not take cold showers because then the body tries to heat you up, instead of cooling you down.
