Sentence examples for rush of heat from inspiring English sources

The girl feels a sudden rush of heat.

"Whoosh, a rush of heat originating from the core of your body," is how one woman put it.

The initial tremor of voltage wormed its way up the back of my neck in a vertiginous rush of heat.

Burke's pounding heart sent a rush of heat to his face and left him strangely light-headed, as if he were floating above the sidewalk.

Denis Sassou Nguesso held out a long flaming torch to set ablaze the tusks, fuelled by captured illegal timber, then stepped back quickly from the sudden rush of heat.

The rush of heat, the drenching sweat and the telltale flushed face last only a few minutes, but they can recur 10 times a day and several times a night.

Mr. Garfield's superlative performance brings a rush of emotional heat to the moment that seared itself into my memory, as the primal conflict between father and son at last reaches resolution.

The first evocative whiff is followed by a rush of sinus-clearing heat.

One brazen settler, looking at the cluster of Israeli troops and cops below, winged rocks at the Arab house next door while shouting, "They're throwing stones!" Other settlers held up body-length mirrors to reflect the blazing sun into the eyes of Palestinians, soldiers, police and journalists -- an appalling rush of light and heat that rendered the victims, however briefly, eyeless in Gaza.

"What I felt," he said, "was a wave of heat rush over me".

Coaches caught up in the rush and heat of the moment freely use metaphor and hyperbole to convey feelings of joy and, in Jarvis's case on Saturday, anger.