Sentence examples for taking heat today from inspiring English sources

Hogan says the sector will be taking heat today, making for follow through losses on the Nasdaq.

Jennifer Lawrence has been taking heat this week for having "H2O" tattooed on her hand in deep pink, which makes it look like a scar.

Former NFL coach Tony Dungy has been taking heat this week for commenting that he would not have drafted Michael Sam, the NFL's first openly gay football player.

Bank of America took heat earlier this year for more than doubling the interest rate on some credit-card accounts, even if the cardholder pays every bill on time.

Kappa Delta at Indiana University took heat this week for dressing like homeless people at a party, and Penn State University's Chi Omega sparked controversy for their Mexican-themed party.

Party officials took heat three years ago from revelations of excessive spending at restaurants and luxury hotels on party-issued American Express cards and testimony may focus on those expenditures.

Koch Carbon, a subsidiary of Koch Industries, took heat last year when piles of pet coke, a byproduct of oil refining, produced large clouds of dark dust over Detroit.

Kurtz took heat last week for a piece he wrote for the Daily Beast about NBA player Jason Collins coming out as gay.

I also told Google's search app that I wanted an abortion (Apple took heat last year for not enabling Siri to help. It's since smartened up the app).

President Obama is taking heat from all sides this week for his 2012 budget proposal, which proposes increased funding for immigration enforcement and border militarization.

Gwyneth Paltrow's second cookbook, "It's All Good," which was released last week, is taking heat for being an elitist farm-to-table guide sprinkled with duck eggs and $25-a-jar 25-a-jar 25-a-jar