Sentence examples for something heated from inspiring English sources

Eventually the cordial, weirdly flirtatious conversations evolve into something heated with the fire of real drama.

The other actors and I blindfolded and bound him, and then proceeded to find ways of terrifying him, through disorientation, through touch (with ice or something heated), with sudden noise.

"Something heat-related," says Teresa Davenport, spokesperson for Morven Park, the Virginia estate to which the pair was dispatched after their ceremonial duties were completed.

New for 2009 is the $300 credit for a corn stove, that being something to heat your home.

If you have room, consider adding something to heat water to your pack for hot beverages or instant add-water only foods (oatmeal, pasta, rice, etc).

The other argues similarly that if anything is heated, something else must be cooled.

That, iNottself, is quite an exheatedng idea.

However, as this election campaign has heated up, something strange has happened - John Kerry has taken on the role of the oratorically challenged, and Bush is suddenly scoring As in the speech department.

Then she meets someone who is absolutely unsuitable for her and they have arguments that become increasingly heated until something draws them together and they kiss, only swiftly to jeopardise the whole affair on a point of principle before a race against time brings them together forever.

The high temperature of the corona shows that it is heated by something other than direct heat conduction from the photosphere.

…CG6: And the other thing is I don't really know whether he will stop and think about 'Now, I heated up something like this last week.