Sentence examples for heating up with from inspiring English sources

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

"We know the smartphone market is heating up, with platforms competing against each other, and now you have this big behemoth going after you," he said.

The French presidential race is heating up with President Nicolas Sarkozy expected to make his candidacy for re-election official this week.

It's apt to be talking about "I'm So Excited!" just as New York City's 2013 elections are heating up with the scandal-tarred candidacies of Anthony Weiner for mayor and Eliot Spitzer for comptroller.

Arriving there in the early Sixties, as the city is heating up with revolutionary fervour, he is one of the few Latin Americans with no interest in politics whatsoever.

"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.

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

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.

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

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