Sentence examples for usually heated from inspiring English sources

The estimates are so small that they cool a usually heated debate.

A security guard at the Avalon hotel a few doors away said the club usually heated up about 2 a.m.

Prisoners who had lived in barracks like this reported that the stove usually heated a radius of five to six metres.

These continuous-annealing furnaces are usually heated by gas-fired radiation tubes in order to separate combustion gases from the inert atmosphere surrounding the strip.

For a long time the sauna (whose name comes from a Finnish-Sami word) was usually heated only once a week, because it took a whole day to prepare it to stand several rounds of bathers (with men and women bathing separately).

Ground beef that tests positive for the bacteria can still be used in cooked meat products, which are usually heated far above the temperature required to kill E. coli.

The contest is notoriously difficult to call and betting does not usually heat up until the shortlist of contenders is announced in September, the spokesman added.

Tubes made for very demanding services, such as oil drilling, are usually heat-treated in walking-beam furnaces and special quench-and-temper systems.

According to a bartender there, the club regularly packs several hundred decked-out partiers onto the outdoor terrace, where the scene usually heats up around 2 a.m.

Magnetic materials that undergo a magnetic transition will usually heat up (though a few substances will cool down) when subjected to an increasing magnetic field, and when the field is removed the opposite occurs.

Ti-based shape memory alloys are usually heat-treated to produce consistent properties for engineering applications.