Sentence examples for talk heated from inspiring English sources

When talk heated up in January 1914 about Beverly Hulls being annexed to the city of Los Angeles, it was the celebrity occupants of the little city who would fight off the interlopers: they were Charlie Chaplin, Tom Mix, Rudolph Valentino and Wlll Rogers.

Though he declined to reveal the specifics of his negotiations with other teams, Alderson said talks heated up Monday with a number of clubs.

As the Iran talks heated up in recent weeks, officials said, the White House deferred to Mr. Kerry's argument that he should thrust himself into the negotiations to try to bridge differences between Iran and the West.

JERUSALEM — Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in Israel on Friday for his second round of discussions with Israeli leaders in less than 24 hours as the pace of discussions about reviving the Israel-Palestinian peace talks heated up.

As talks heated up in the last week, regulators sent out e-mails to the consulting firms presiding over the reviews, according to two people with knowledge of the correspondence.

GrandCentral was recently pitching a second round of financing to Silicon Valley venture capitalists, but broke off discussions abruptly as the Google talks heated up.

Settlement talks heated up in recent days.

The U.S. official, who spoke to reporters on condition of anonymity, said Washington was not troubled by Zarif's decision to return to Tehran overnight, saying it was always expected that ministers would come and go from Vienna as the talks heated up.

Mr. Russell said stocks were unlikely to rise strongly while talks heat up in Washington over the spending cuts, which are also referred to as sequestration.

Favre M.V.P. Talk Heats Up Another preseason prognostication gone awry: Brett Favre's arm will fall off.

In upstate communities large and small, natural gas drilling has generated talk, heat, acrimony and controversy, from regular citizens to concerned celebrities like Yoko Ono and Mark Ruffalo.