Sentence examples for more heated at from inspiring English sources

The rivalry between Kobe Bryant and LeBron James has never been more heated, at least in the alternate universe created by advertisers who were banking on a certain N.B.A. finals showdown.

Similar protests in Melbourne on Saturday were much more heated, with at least four people arrested and dozens hit with capsicum spray by police who battled to keep the two sides apart.

As the argument on the field became more heated, Mr. Terry at one point compared Mr. Ferdinand to male genitalia, and then to female genitalia, in consecutive sentences.

"The Exonerated" arrived at a crucial moment in the national debate over the death penalty, which may be more heated now than at any time since the Supreme Court reinstated capital punishment in 1976.

There was even more heat at the table for another Weinstein film, "Django Unchained," where the writer-director Quentin Tarantino, a winner for best screenplay, sat with the movie's stars, Leonardo DiCaprio, Jamie Foxx and Kerry Washington, and a blonde who occasionally got up to dance for him.

Specifically because corporate boards will face more heat at firms that underperform.

More-detailed measurements made with the spacecraft's infrared camera revealed that the plain absorbed more heat than the surrounding terrain during the day and radiated more heat at night.

It was highlighted that the porous fin transfer always more heat at an optimum condition compared to the solid fin which is a profitable design aspect for selecting the porous condition.

The third method is more expensive and uses supercritical CO2, heated at high pressure so that it is neither a liquid nor a gas but a rather strange sort of hybrid.

The samples were finally placed in eppendorf tubes containing spurr resin and heated at 70 °C for more than 9 h.

z value at pH 4.0 (z = 4.79 °C) was significantly higher than at pH 7.0 (z = 4.06 °C), although E. sakazakii cells were approximately 10 times more heat resistant at pH 7.0 than at pH 4.0 within the range of temperatures tested.