Sentence examples for needed heat from inspiring English sources

She needed heat.

While black cod with miso passed muster, rock shrimp with wasabi mayonnaise needed heat.

Not all aliens needed heat rays or pod people to cause mayhem, however.

A generous, oozy pressed sandwich with a mortadella cousin called smoky Polish bacon, with quince aioli, gets needed heat from sliced cherry peppers.

Since at that time the understanding of reptilian animals was that they needed heat to get moving and suffered in the cold, the assumption was that pterosaurs would have been gliders at best and incapable of prolonged bird-like activity (Wellnhofer, 1991).

Finally, Medscape makes a splash in this arena by appointing former JAMA editor Lundberg — giving some sorely needed heat to the site.

Radiolabelling of these analogues, however, needed heating to 100°C, resulting in a high level of oxidation of the methionine residues.

"Corn likes water, but it's a tropical grass that needs heat," he said.

The chicks are housed until they are about six weeks old, when they no longer need heat.

Aubergines will need heat to germinate as they are native to India, as do melons, cucumbers courgettes and the all other cucurbits which come from the sub-tropics.

Although they are a cool-weather crop they need heat to germinate and the seedlings can be slow to grow big enough to handle.