"It's time to put the heat on Tim Cook," Gerber added.
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So I say invoke the penalties, you gotta put the heat on these boys.
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But the wins by the two Madrid teams put the heat on Barcelona in Seville.
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LG: No, I mean it's good for us as journalists to put the heat on and say when.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers may have won Tuesday's game, but Toronto Raptors fans certainly put the heat on Tristan Thompson.
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Time will tell if Space takes off (LOL) and can start to put the heat on products like Slack.
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Montreal put the heat on Crawford with quality chances early, blasting six shots on net through the first seven minutes.
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At the same time Avenatti was vowing to put the heat on Trump's camp, Cohen was vowing to empty Stormy's bank account.
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Steven Kelmar, Bertolini's chief of staff, put the heat on Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia Mathews Burwell before the Department of Justice intervened.
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Growing concerns about threats to U.S. election systems have put the heat on the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and its efforts to boost national cybersecurity.
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So any bubble teams that have complained in the past or tried to put the heat on the committee can start making plans for the NIT.
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The Korean birdied the par-four 18th to put the heat on Green and the Australian stumbled with a poor approach shot on the final hole.
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The president on Wednesday first put the heat on Disney CEO Bob Iger by contrasting his handling of Barr with Disney and ABC&aposs treatment of his administration.
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New Surface products will also put the heat on Apple and other PC makers to stay competitive with products that are either powerful, affordable, or have new form factors.
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Chinese shares were among the biggest losers, tumbling 24.6500 percent last week, as Trump put the heat on Beijing, threatening to hit $20.5 billion of Chinese imports with 24.6625 percent tariffs.
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Chinese shares were among the biggest losers, tumbling 24.5850 percent last week, as Trump put the heat on Beijing, threatening to hit $21.7 billion of Chinese imports with 24.6625 percent tariffs.
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WHAT'S IN THE SPOTLIGHT: DHS: Growing concerns about threats to U.S. election systems have put the heat on the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and its efforts to boost national cybersecurity.
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"I'm sure people will want to know what her plans are, but until another candidate emerges to really put the heat on, she has some breathing room," another Democratic member said.
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Smith's International team mates have also put the heat on Reed, saying the bunker incident might make the former Masters champion a target of scorn from the crowds at Royal Melbourne.
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She faces a tough reelection fight in an increasingly Republican state and Trump wants to put the heat on her -- either to defeat her or to sway her to vote across party lines.
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Attorneys for Jerome Barson's estate are trying to put the heat on Venus' cell phone carrier, because according to docs, they first subpoenaed AT&T back in January ... but have yet to get any action.
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Advocates are hoping to put the heat on lawmakers in an effort to secure that money for an epidemic that has seen the rate of deaths from drugs — such as heroin and prescription painkillers — quadruple since 1999.
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The idea is to put the heat on the larger incumbents that can charge up to £12 per trade, which is off-putting to people wanting to only invest a small amount or regularly refresh a modestly sized portfolio.
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The new Google ads policy may put the heat on for the stem cell clinic industry, which has until recently been largely unregulated and has some players who have been accused of taking advantage of seriously ill patients, The Washington Post reported.
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" She was a Democrat running on an explicitly feminist and anti-racist platform, but she had "grown to detest many of the white Northern liberals" who would say all the right things but then disappear when the time came "to put the heat on . . .
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In response to the Yelp news, Kristin Russo, the co-founder of OUR Restroom, looks forward to leveraging the platform's new feature to put the heat on business owners who don't see her mission to "[help] businesses understand the importance of unisex single-stall restrooms" as a priority.
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Oh, the other neighbor stands at the wall and he calls me a cunt and a bitch and, "Oh, Trump put the heat on you, you bald dyke," because I had shaved my head in solidarity with my sister who had passed away from cancer two days prior to the incident.
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As some have suggested, Obama could put the heat on the eventual Republican nominee in swing states by proposing a candidate who wins respect from minority voters, such as Attorney General Loretta Lynch, who would be the first African American woman on the court, or California Supreme Court Justice Tino Cuéllar, who would be the first Latino man on the court.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (D-Mass.) put the heat on Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar on Tuesday over the "massive" price cuts that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE said were coming.
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Nickel has also gained another ally: erstwhile Colorado Casino President Bart "Lowball" Rogers, recently ousted for crossing Everest one too many times. Lowball stakes Towne and his partners the $10,000 buy-in for the WCOP tournament, so that they can keep Everest preoccupied while he and Nickel put the heat on his henchmen. Meanwhile, one of Towne's partners, Clark Marcellin (Todd Williams), brings Everest's cheating racket and attendant murders to the attention of an undercover FBI agent. In between WCOP playing sessions, Towne and his partners help the agent build a federal case against Everest.
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In the desert, local forces try to gain control of the downed machinery, but are eliminated by a behemoth OMAC created from the two sentries. In Switzerland, Jessica Midnight is communicating with Mr. Bones, Director of DEO, when she is quickly interrupted and cut off by Amanda Waller (flanked by Fire). Waller demands to know what's currently happening, having Fire put the "heat" on Midnight as well as announcing herself as Midnight's new superior. While the Israeli, Russian and Chinese governments begin measures to retrieve the satellite, Brother Eye attempts to remote link to Sasha and take control of her body, but it fails.
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