Sentence examples for tide of heat from inspiring English sources
It is easy to get carried away on a tide of heat, but don't ignore lightly seasoned (but beautifully cooked) dishes like homemade bacon sautéed with green leeks ($13.95) or chicken with kai-lan, or Chinese broccoli ($11.95).
Many of these items are not recognizable; their original shapes have been distorted, smoothed, and rounded by the oceans' crucible of tides, currents, heat, friction, and chemistry.
As climate change bites even harder, the tide of refugees will swell inexorably as heat waves and droughts, sea level rise and food shortages get worse.
But by combining computer models of planetary orbits with those of heat in planetary interiors, researchers have made the counterintuitive prediction that extreme tides actually help planets dissipate heat, cooling them enough to create a protective magnetic field.
Far transcending the particular subject of heat conduction, his work stimulated research in mathematical physics, which has since been often identified with the solution of boundary-value problems, encompassing many natural occurrences such as sunspots, tides, and the weather.
Thermophobia- Fear of heat.
And in November 1975 a massive and wholly unexpected airlift of Cuban troops to Africa turned the tide of a South African invasion of newly independent Angola, inevitably heating up cold war quarrels.
As with the water that surrounds a desert island, there is abundant energy right under people's noses, in the form of wind, sun, tides and heat.
A tide of humanity is suffering horribly.
