Word: heatedly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...President Bush insists that he will be a "catalyst," not an imposer of solutions. But if he and James Baker do not provide concrete proposals that enable the parties to make incremental concessions, talks will stall -- and they may feel some heat for the failure...
...went home praying that its strategy of putting the volatile elements together in a room would in time produce enough chemical heat to generate compromise -- but not enough to cause an explosion. Baker closed the round by sharply chiding delegates for failing to look to the future, but judging when and how to step in to bridge gaps will be the real test of the Administration's success...
...York State education commissioner, you have caught a lot of heat for recommending that we emphasize multiculturalism in American history...
...heat doesn't surprise me. There is probably no more volatile subject in American political life than race. That doesn't make it any less important that we find the constructive, moderate, middle position on the matter...
Teachers have to be more than supermen (and women), and if they can't take the heat, Weld has got an early retirement program to help them get out of the kitchen. No extra incentives for people to take on this crazy job of supereducator were mentioned...