Sentence examples for turning on the heat from inspiring English sources

Grand Theft Auto, by contrast, has always known exactly how much freedom to give the player before turning on the heat.

Those lucky enough to have their own offices compensate by turning on the heat, she says, and those who don't have that luxury "drink a lot of hot coffee".

After the chill and damp were banished by a fire in the downstairs fireplace and by turning on the heat, the three of us relaxed into our new domain.

He said it has a faucet‐like control action and could be used in such applications as turning on night lights to a level of brightness that would cause minimum distrubance adjusting an electric stove from else where in the house, controlling the temperature in the house or turning on the heat in an un occupied lodge by a telephone call.

Two weeks ago, Ms. Ferguson, who makes $250 to $300 a week serving tables at the Fairlawn Hilton in Akron, stopped her husband from turning on the heat at home even when the temperature at night fell to the low 40's.

According to the tipster who pointed us to Harris' rant, this is just one example of apparent spats there's a background war raging between music labels who are apparently turning on the heat by throwing DMCA notices at each other in the hope that music videos from competing record companies get removed from legitimate accounts (where they generally get the most views).

That was our cue to turn on the heat for the season.

Then I turned on the heat and waited for about an hour.

You buy secondhand furniture and refuse to turn on the heat in your house in London.

They think of the stereotype: A landlord is someone who refuses to turn on the heat when it's cold.

Now that July, true to form, has turned on the heat, many of us are no longer in the mood.