Sentence examples for to heated from inspiring English sources
noun
Thermal energy.
- This furnace puts out 5000 BTUs of heat.
Sometimes it led to heated debates.
His pleading swung wildly from rational to heated, which rattled and confused me.
In 1980 the first experiment with such polls led to heated campaigns on campuses.
This led to heated talk on the subject of Christianity and Islam.
Reactions to their announcement, published in The Journal of Anatomy, cycled quickly from excitement to heated debate and criticism.
"Their Premier League stars are used to heated seats, heated changing rooms.
The arguments over the establishment of a similar fund for Wales have led to heated exchanges in the Welsh assembly.
The breakdown in communication led to heated exchanges, resulting in his exit from the group.
Predictably, this has led to heated debates about issues like Twain's intent, the nature of texts, and censorship.
The air in the cabin can become toxic if it is exposed to heated engine oil, the suit alleges.
Heat and moisture exchangers should therefore be preferred to heated-water humidificators.
