Sentence examples for overheating with from inspiring English sources

"Puddles — _no! _" Cillian's vision was swimming, his whole body overheating with shame.

In emerging countries, Mr. Draghi said, "there are signs of overheating, with large capital inflows carrying a heightened potential for disruption.

The economy is overheating, with its gross domestic product growing at an alarmingly high annualized rate of 9.8 percent in the fourth quarter.

Output levels have become a subject of considerable interest in international financial markets as investors try to assess whether China's economy is overheating, with demand outstripping supply to an extent that may cause inflation.

The housing market is capable of overheating with little warning, a senior Bank of England official said on Friday, amid rising concerns that the Government's mortgage subsidies could be inflating a fresh property bubble.

It came amid concern London's property market is overheating, with prices increasing far faster than elsewhere.

The flashes -- a sudden sensation of being overheated, with sweating and facial flushing -- can occur repeatedly, day and night.

In a political climate overheated with petty bickering and partisanship, Mr. Safire demonstrates a brand of conservatism fueled by informed conviction.

The dealership exchanged the car, which had overheated with just 20 miles on the odometer, necessitating the tow-truck call in the first place.

The carmaker acted after investigating reports that more than 100 cars had overheated with some catching fire while on the road.

Ms. Rousseff, his chosen successor, was elected last October just as Brazil's economy was starting to overheat, with another global slowdown months away.