white heat

The white heat of his own rage had gone, and he could begin to think about her.

Well, let me tell you, the white heat of truth comes from another flame.

A man can't be at white heat all the time you know.

Before he retired, the white heat had been refined out of the game.

Then she turned the flame to the white heat of anger.

The white heat was also being felt at home.

Over night the white heat of the city had scorched upon itself.

His mind was at a white heat of interest.

Aye, sir; he must have the white heat for his kind of fine work.

It hissed and went up in a wave of white heat.

During the show's first half, the music was about the white heat of uncertainty and interplay.

The white heat of his first anger had passed.

At least not yet while his rage was at white heat.

It can come to white heat easily enough, but its melting-point is high indeed.

He made more mistakes, and, most unlike him, did not always produce his best tennis in the white heat of the moment.

He exploded, and reality vanished in a blast of white heat.

Then the open mouth blasted directly at them and they were engulfed in white heat.

The energy put into this can be manic in quality, a white heat of power that other women will understand but most men find frightening.

I got into a white heat yesterday when faced with this again, for the hundredth time.

The excitement of the crowd was at white heat.

His was the calm fury, the white heat of an overwhelming passion.

And screamed, as the wilderness around him disappeared in a flash of white heat.

Behind them, the wall exploded, a bubble of white heat spreading over the corridor.

Yeats had commandeered one and was writing away at white heat.