Sentence examples for heating late from inspiring English sources
"When you've outgoings like premises and heating, late payments can be a real problem," she says.
By the time he reached college, Andreas writes that he had "politically overdosed on a childhood full of marches and heated, late-night arguments about Lenin and the 'correct political line'..
Gary Bauer, however, says, "I think the 2012 election is going to be a dead heat, another late night, like 2000 and 2004.
Linda Grant's When I Lived in Modern Times is a pacy novel about a Jewish hairdresser in the heat of late Forties Tel Aviv.
Giants, 28-16 SUNDAY 4 15 P.M. Denver (7-4) at Seattle (4-7) Mike Shanahan's teams always seem to heat up late in the season.
In the sweltering heat of late July, when several hundred young men and women turned up at a Tehran park to soak each other with water pistols, the mirth was deemed impious, and arrests were made.
Opinion polling before the May 2015 U.K. general election promised more of the same, with the Conservative and Labour parties seemingly in a dead heat as late as the eve of the election.
As Southworth et al. [17] could show in a study in the Midwestern United States, this differentiation can indeed make a difference, as heat-resistant late (or long-term) varieties did show a considerably better yield development in a future climate than varieties with less temperature requirements.
James' dunk came with the Heat rallying late in the fourth quarter on Monday night.
ssdp and pygo mutant wing disc clones were generated with vg.GAL4 UAS.flp as described (Vegh and Basler, 2003; de la Roche and Bienz, 2007; Fiedler et al., 2008), but hs.flp was used for chip mutant clones (which were generated by heat-shocking late second or early third instar larvae for 30 min at 37°C).
