slow burn

Public opinion could be at the beginning of a slow burn.

Last week's one was obviously a slow burn for tonight's.

"This is a slow burn, and no one seems to be sure when it's going to end."

But she was doing a slow burn at this delay.

Thinking ceased for her, and only a slow burning remained.

Well, the economic effects have been more of a slow burn than a sudden reaction.

Max felt a slow burn of anger starting in him.

The boat had probably been slow burning its proper fuel.

Reed felt a slow burn ride up the back of his neck.

The building of the fan base was a slow burn for Richmond.

A slow burn worked its way up from Kirk's collar to his face.

In the north east, there is a slow burn about our interest in the Games.

The only drawback has been speed; they do a slow burn.

Protest movements grow when people doing a slow burn on specific issues have no place else to go.

Foltrigg looked at his notes and started a slow burn.

I went into a slow burn, wanting to respond, but stopping myself.

It will be a slow burn, until it gets high enough.

He let in a trickle, keeping the anger on a slow burn.

Hunter could feel the slow burn again rise up within him as he looked at the empty cities below.

"Candles in the Sun" is a slow burning, political soul song.

The rout would be a slow burn in his basketball soul.

Anger started a slow burn as he gazed down at his terrified friend.

And not just seen, she reminded herself, caught off guard by the slow burn of heat flooding over her body.

He did a slow burn Sunday, but he had more reason to be angry.

There's brilliant stuff in the pipeline - it's one for a slow burn really.