Riots bring intense emotions boiling to the surface, but if you want to survive one you'd be better off keeping your own emotions in check.
When things got too intense, she boiled water and introduced me to herbal tea.
The flames destroyed guardrails, and the heat was so intense it boiled the oil out of pavement, leaving many roads unstable.
The abbey now has its own distillery, and in the cane-harvest months (January to March) you are able to watch that hot, intense process of crushing, boiling and fermenting which produces the glorious nectar of Bajan rum.
The air was pretty sulphorous again by the end of the game against D.C. — Petke and his D.C. counterpart Ben Olsen had started the game with smiles and hugs and ended it cursing at each other from their respective technical boxes, as a typically intense rivalry game boiled over.
Anaïs cooperates, even though the sounds of the couple's lovemaking keep her awake, boiling with feelings of intense jealousy and self-loathing.
As the temperature builds, it becomes hotter, more intense, even dangerous as it reaches its boiling point of scalding water and vaporizing steam, both capable of causing bodily harm.
It has been shown that an unstable oscillating vapor gaseous envelope causes intense surface oxidation, whereas the bubble type of boiling provides the best conditions for steel polishing.
But they said that the heat may have been so intense that firefighters were burned by their own perspiration, boiling inside the suits.
The first was her business manager, Nyle Brenner, with whom she had an intense but dysfunctional relationship that had been slowly simmering toward boiling point.
