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• The couple is hotting up, as my father calls it.
• "The competition is hotting up, " said Burns.
• I am glad that the positive rhetoric is hotting up.
• The race for fourth place and UEFA Cup soccer is hotting up.
• I get very serious reports things are hotting up ".
• The price war is hotting up,
• "It's in a market where things are really hotting up ."
• This whole battle is hotting up,
• His visit comes as another front in the Arab-Israeli conflict has been hotting up.
• "Once you et through the group, that's when the games start hotting up.
• "Once you get through the group, that's when the games start hotting up.
• JOEMURRAY-COLUMN _ Dispatch from Dreamsville : The couple is hotting up, as my father calls it.
• Viewers could fall asleep in front of it, wake up and find the discussion just hotting up ."
• These books are used in French institutes and universities for mechanic teaching and by fans for hotting up motors.
• But it is a hollow victory for Matt as he realises that things are hotting up between Mel and Danny.
• McLuhan interpreted the evolution of writing from ideograms and stone tablets to alphabetic characters and print reproduction as a " hotting up"
• While Newcastle and Derby have big leads, the Scottish title race is hotting up with champion Rangers only a point ahead of Glasgow neighbor Celtic.
• With the title seemingly on its way to Arsenal, which is nine points clear with a game in hand, the race for second place is hotting up.
• THE race is hotting up for places in the Thomas Cup squad, and the players really feeling the heat are Nusa Mahsuri's Roslin Hashim and the doubles pairs.
• Boro player manager Bryan Robson tried to persuade the Norwegians to release Fjortoft for Sunday's game, which could be crucial to his team with the promotion race hotting up.