Sentence examples for heats from from inspiring English sources
The morning session gets off to a speedy start with the men's decathlon 100m heats from 9.30am; Mo Farah is back for the men's 5000m heats from 10.05am.
"A regular pot doesn't make uniform rice because it heats from the bottom," Mr. Bouley explained.
Athletics limbers up, starting with men's discus qualifying at 9.30am, and the women's heptathlon charging off with the 100m hurdles heats from 9.35am (yep, that's with Jessica Ennis-Hill).
Also this morning, Mark Colbourne, who won Britain's first medal with a silver in the 1km time trial yesterday, will be appearing in the individual C1 pursuit (heats from 10.16am, finals 3.28pm).
Singles C1 heats from 1.30pm BST/ 8.30am EST Cycling, as Britain has learned in recent weeks, is a curious sport in that often it takes a team to contribute to an individual victory.
So, making use of these waste heats from hot springs released to the environment for air conditioning is of great significance.
Some find heat (from heating pads to heated polls) soothing.
The foil keeps the heat from escaping.
Banks are feeling heat from all sides.
"I didn't feel heat from it.
The heat from global warming will continue".
