take the heat , auch: take some heat

He wanted me to be the one who took the heat.

When something goes wrong this is the person to take the heat.

The way he said it took the heat out of my words.

"We were just there to take the heat off the fire."

"You might as well get used to taking the heat."

"And they're going to have to take the heat one way or the other."

It is important to take the heat from the skin.

He could take the heat far better than cold weather.

Looking back, more than once, you've shown me you can take the heat.

They just needed a strong suspect to take the heat off the department.

But I kept my hand there anyway, taking the heat.

He'd seen the danger and taken the heat off at once.

It is not clear, though, whether a more open Japanese market would take the heat off.

This once, she was more than willing to let someone else take the heat.

And he cannot take the heat in terms of standing up to the special interests.

So I figured they was some of her people, there to take the heat off.

Now, let us take the heat energy out of it, keeping the same pressure.

"If one of you is in love, then that takes the heat off?"

All I know for sure is when you have multiple looks it takes the heat off your running game.

If legislators passed a law, they would take the heat.

"I just wanted someone else to take the heat for a while.

"Let's see how well they take the heat in our kitchen."

"Do you think anything you've just told me takes the heat off of him?

So they tried to take the heat off themselves by telling a lie.

"So you want me to take the heat off that ship?"