"Heat" Example Sentences
1. The sun beat down, beating the earth with its heat.
2. We turned on the heat to ward off the winter cold.
3. The simmering pot of soup released wisps of heat into the air.
4. Sweat beaded on his forehead from the intense heat of the day.
5. The heat caused the ice cream to melt quickly.
6. The stove emitted waves of stifling heat into the kitchen.
7. The fire released waves of dancing heat into the night.
8. Turn on the air conditioning to escape the summer heat.
9. The heat of the day made the hike unbearable.
10. A heat wave swept through the region, breaking temperature records.
11. The heat lamps kept the baby chicks warm.
12. The chemical reaction released a burst of heat and light.
13. The exhaust pipes emitted choking heat.
14. We had to turn the air conditioning on full blast to escape the oppressive heat.
15. The pavement radiated heat back up, intensifying the already sweltering temperature.
16. The forest fire generated huge amounts of destructive heat.
17. The friction created enough heat to start a fire.
18. The engine gives off a lot of heat when running.
19. The heat of the moment clouded her better judgment.
20. The greenhouse effect traps heat in the Earth's atmosphere.
21. Sweat began to bead on her forehead from the intensity of the exercise and the heat.
22. The extinguished match still radiated small amounts of residual heat.
23. The pavement was too hot to step on barefoot in the midday heat.
24. People flocked to the beaches to escape the stifling city heat.
25. There was an almost tangible heat between the two opponents staring each other down.
26. Cooking over an open flame generated a lot more heat than the electric stove.
27. The heated argument quickly turned hostile.
28. The fever caused a flush of heat on her cheeks.
29. The sidewalk reflected the intense heat of the summer sun, making it nearly unbearable to walk on.
30. Her face burned with embarrassment and heat.
31. Steam and billows of heat escaped from the manhole cover.
32. The friction generated enough heat to warm our hands on the frigid night.
33. The debate became so heated that voices were raised and tempers flared.
34. The chemical reaction generated an immense amount of heat and light.
35. They felt the heat of the explosion from miles away.
36. The gears worked efficiently, producing very little excess heat.
37. The intense heat was sweltering and oppressive.
38. Her cheeks flushed with heat from his words.
39. The radiator hissed as it released waves of welcome heat into the chilly room.
40. The wildfire released huge amounts of destructive heat into the countryside.
41. The grits were allowed to heat slowly over low heat to achieve the perfect consistency.
42. The heat of the moment clouded his better judgment.
43. The friction caused enough heat for the spark to ignite into a flame.
44. The heated competition caused tempers to flare.
45. Traffic slowed on the highway as cars overheated in the 100 degree heat.
46. Her words cut deep, leaving a burning heat of anger and resentment.
47. The sun beating down caused heat waves to ripple across the asphalt.
48. The heated debate almost ended in blows before cooler heads prevailed.
49. The candle's glowing ember still radiated a small amount of heat.
50. The greenhouse gas has trapped more and more of the sun's heat in the Earth's atmosphere.
51. The heat from the compost pile could be felt from several feet away.
52. The heating coil glowed red hot with heat.
53. Her face flushed red with heat and embarrassment.
54. The summer heat caused the asphalt to radiate uncomfortable waves of warmth from the road.
55. The chemical reaction produced a burst of light and heat.
56. The sauna walls radiated waves of stifling heat.
57. The heated argument caused tempers to flare.
58. The friction created sparks and intense heat.
59. His heart quickened, racing with heat and excitement.
60. The sun beating down caused heat waves to distort the image in the distance.
Common Phases
1. Add
heat: To introduce something that intensifies a situation.
2. Feel the
heat: To experience pressure and demands.
3.
Heat up: To become more intense or active.
4. In the
heat of the moment: While experiencing strong emotions at a particular time.
5. Keep the
heat on: To continue applying pressure.
6. Off the top of my head: Without planning or much thought.
7. Raise the
heat: To increase pressure or intensity.
8. Under the
heat: Under pressure and demands.
9. Turn up the
heat: To increase pressure or intensity.
10. Get
heated: To become angry or agitated.
11. Generate
heat: To produce excitement, energy or controversy.
12. Hot under the collar: To become angry or annoyed.
13. Kitchen-table issue: A basic concern for ordinary people.
14. Hit the ground running: To start working immediately with full energy.
15. Bump up against: To encounter difficulty or opposition.