Sentence examples for hotly to from inspiring English sources

But he did respond hotly to Mr. Romankow, saying that he "had a lot of explaining to do" about the circumstances leading to the escape.

His political and military advisers are competing for his attention, as he decides how hotly to pursue the war at a time when the economy is foundering and deficits are back.

What they may be gradually learning about, as they sit down to Flaum's egg salad, matjes herring or baba ganoush, is the long-simmering labor dispute pitting that East Williamsburg company's owners against former workers, a dispute that has in recent months bubbled hotly to the surface.

In the 40's, the Tribune campaigned hotly to have a high fence built round the school, against the protest of the social worker who was superintendent, and who felt that the fences keep the idea of escape uppermost in the inmates minds.

"This isn't fair, you know!" I said hotly to Trish's smiling profile photo.

The highly rated Red Devils kicked off their campaign hotly tipped to progress to the latter stages of the tournament but for most of the time yesterday they struggled to get past Algeria's well marshalled midfield and defence.

It needs to become hotly political to fire up the young: too often it's safely dull and constitutional.

According to the Sun newspaper, in a story hotly tipped to have been leaked by the anti-EU Michael Gove, the Queen implied she was in favour of Brexit.

The only former first lady to become a US senator, she is now hotly tipped to become the 2016 Democratic presidential candidate.

Davidson was hotly tipped to win, with William Hill making him the 2-9 favourito to come out victorious.

The question of how to preserve, maintain or revitalise Ashton's legacy remains hotly debated to this day.