Sentence for heat | Use heat in a sentence

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• Walk up in this heat? (8)
• Red of heat, be humble, ye! (10)
• White of heat, O teach it me! (10)
• White of heat, beat on it fast! (10)
• Red of heat, its shape has passed. (10)
• White of heat, none know such grace! (10)
• And there was an elevator and steam heat. (9)
• Over the tops of the vines the heat was dancing. (8)
• But the heat from the radiator does much damage. (17)
• It was a fine heat; neck-and-neck past the Stand. (22)
• And silent was that half-mourning dinner in the heat. (8)
• It was a day of intense heat coming after heavy rains. (10)
• The heat of the sun is another destroyer of the house. (17)
• Thus absorbed, he was hardly conscious of the heavy heat. (8)
• By rapid walking in the heat Shelton had got rid of his despondency. (8)
• There was a fellow in there last winter who used to get all my heat. (9)
• But secretly he wondered at the heat of her reply; it was unlike her. (8)
• Her husband, in the same breath, protested that the heat killed him. (10)
• They will not contract or expand under the influence of heat or cold. (17)
• The heat continues intense, and this explains the slowness in advancing. (10)
• This sudden sluicing of cold water on his heat of passion petrified him. (10)
• This sudden sluicing of cold water on his heat of passion petrified him. (22)
• Agostino raised his eyes, that were glazed with the great heat of his frame. (10)
• The heat and smell and twaddling voices of the hotel dining-room faded away. (13)
• Red of heat, the furnace light, White of heat, fix on my sight. (10)
• Knowing this, a system is installed which is capable of supplying this heat loss. (17)
• But even in the red heat of passion his born diplomacy withheld his own signature. (10)
• Red of heat the furnace leaps, White of heat transfigured sleeps. (10)
• Red of heat, my pride of dust, White of heat, feeds fire in trust. (10)
• Is the outer casing properly insulated to prevent the waste of heat into the cellar? (17)
• Red of heat, the tooth of Death, White of heat, has caught my breath. (10)
• I do not doubt that he supposed himself to have borne the heat and burden of the strife. (7)
• She put the blankets to heat for instant use, and prepared for the work of resuscitation. (9)
• Beside him, on a low stool, stood a half-finished glass of negus, bedewed with beads of heat. (8)
• Slowly the warmth of the brandy died away, and, despite the heat, he felt chill and shuddery. (8)
• Dust had whitened their mustachios, and the heat had laid a brown-red varnish on their faces. (10)
• A sense of loneliness was on him, so real, so painful, that he shivered in the sweltering heat. (8)
• Let not the heat and dust of the ensuing fray divert your attention from the magnanimity of Beer. (10)
• Heat and lustre were now poured from the sky, on whose soft blue a fleet of clouds sailed heavily. (10)
• The amount of heat lost per hour is, of course, the quantity which the heating system must supply. (17)
• This steam was poured over the surface of the water in the radiator and transferred its heat to it. (17)
• And close to the border trees are the quiet, milk-white sheep, in congregation, escaping from noon heat. (8)
• Then they were silent, and from the heat, fatigue, and champagne he relapsed into a doze on the way home. (13)
• The ladies asked him anxiously whether he felt the heat of the room; and one offered him a smelling-bottle. (10)
• In Hyde Park the grass was parched and dewless under a sky whose stars were veiled by the heat and dust haze. (8)
• Knowing the quantity of heat lost per hour, a radiator must be installed which will supply this amount per hour. (17)
• As the window-glass loses heat through it more quickly than the wall, it is necessary to calculate this separately. (17)
• The sun was just breaking through the heat haze; early waggons were passing, and already men were coming in to work. (8)
• What she feared was that he might start the furnace and she should be obliged to reveal herself because of the heat. (5)
• Captain Risk was killed, but he had inflicted a serious wound in the heat of battle, upon the plotter of the scheme. (18)
• Ripton, blotted behind the bosom, was only lucky in securing a higher degree of heat than was possible for the rest. (10)
• Then there was dust, too, as if the carrettieri had been passing in hundreds, so that the heat was almost unbearable. (10)
• For when the soul of a youth can be heated above common heat, the vices of passion shrivel up and aid the purer flame. (10)
• It is a Northern forest, with the air of having sprang quickly up in the fierce heat and haste of the Northern summers. (9)
• But it was long before the heat and throbbing of the London night died out into the short slumber of the summer morning. (8)
• It was an air-tight wood-stove, and it filled the chamber with a heat in which Westover drowsed as soon as he entered it. (9)
• Here was a stupid man, sleepy with the heat and fretful at the interruption, whom neither appeal nor argument could reach. (2)
• A thrilling coolness followed a first blaze of heat, and in the long respite the thoughts almost went back to winter flannels. (9)
• This morning Bushfield was already in his office, perspiring from the August heat, his coat off, a stenographer at his elbow. (13)
• The nature of this feeling is not clearly known to us, and has been for ages a matter of controversy evolving more heat than light. (7)
• That flung-back head, moving restlessly from side to side in the heat of the soft pillow, had such a passion of protesting life in it! (8)
• The mortar on copings is loosened by this action, and on chimney tops, where heat and gases also help, the brickwork soon breaks down. (17)
• The lightnings shot across her brain, but wrote no legible thing; the scenes of the opera lost their outlines as in a white heat of fire. (10)
• It was high noon and an insupportable itching pervaded my entire frame, that being the effect of sunshine in that country, as heat is in ours. (7)
• Indomitably resolute of soul, they held their course with the swift pace of custom, and only here and there they showed the effect of the heat. (9)
• Teams of white oxen, waiting to be harnessed, lashed their tails against their flanks, moving their heads slowly from side to side in the heat. (8)
• The sun-blinds were down, and Holly was there with Mademoiselle Beauce, sheltered from the heat of a stifling July day, attending to their silkworms. (8)
• The heat danced over the corn, and, pervading all, was a soft, insensible hum, like the murmur of bright minutes holding revel between earth and heaven. (8)
• To understand the manner by which heat is lost through the exterior walls, it is necessary to know the meaning of radiation, convection, and conduction. (17)

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