Sentence examples for may heat up from inspiring English sources

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Things may heat up and slough off over time".

There has not been much movement in the negotiations, but they may heat up after the Nets' latest move.

Because TMS signals may heat up metal in the head area, you may be asked to remove ear rings and necklaces before entering the TMS room.

But many Albany lobbyists say they believe that while the level of rhetoric may heat up in the next two weeks, not many minds will be changed.

A. There are two reasons why cookware may heat up excessively in a microwave oven, said Dr. Louis A. Bloomfield, professor of physics at the University of Virginia.

With the Restudy due to be presented by the administration to Congress on July 1st, the battle may heat up soon.Big Sugar's other problem is economic.

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elevator cables may melt, the elevator car may quickly heat up to lethal temperatures, the elevator doors may open onto a hallway engulfed in flames and smoke--and you'll have no way of knowing until the doors open.

The problem is that it follows from the uncertainty principle (see the entry on the uncertainty principle) that in such localizations the momenta and the energies of the localized particles would be totally uncertain, so that gases may spontaneously heat up and electrons may be knocked out of their orbits, in contradiction to our experience.

Many residents worry that rivalries may soon heat up again.

Things have since quieted down, but they may soon heat up again.

But as the party edges closer to December, when real decisions on policies and leaders will have to be made, the disagreements may well heat up again.

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