Sentence examples for Blisteringly hot that from inspiring English sources
Have the advance publicity, the dire warnings, the environmental polemics finally come to this... a sequence of days so blisteringly hot that the sweat dripped into the keyboard, the ice tray needed constant replenishing, the windows were opened wide at the cool extremities of the day and curtains, shutters and blinds closed as for noontide in the Mediterranean?
While the days are still blisteringly hot, at night the temperature can drop below freezing.
"It's all good," said Cherisse Turner, a tourist, on a recent Friday evening, as crowds ambled along sidewalks still blisteringly hot at 11 p.m.
But on that blisteringly hot day, the Mets and the Arizona Diamondbacks played a 15-inning marathon that dragged on for 5 hours 46 minutes.
They rarely give us coffee that is searingly, blisteringly hot enough.
On a blisteringly hot afternoon, it's hard to suppress that moment of horror when a choreographer announces that the participatory work you're about to see involves physical touch.
Crossing over the border even in those parts of the state not controlled by the military carries a plethora of risks — from rattlesnakes slithering on the desert floor to hostile temperatures that can swing from blisteringly hot to bone-chillingly cold.
What I want is a dolsot bibimbap: the one that comes in a blisteringly hot stone pot (a dolsot), with a raw egg on top, and arrives at the table with a head-turning sizzle – all surprisingly attention-seeking for such a homely dish.
SUMMER SOLSTICE The blisteringly hot weather of late may give the impression that summer (or the apocalypse, for that matter) started weeks ago.
Blisteringly hot around the clock; dusty beyond belief with a terrain that makes the moon look smooth, this troubling land was riven with enemy fighters filled with hatred for America.
It's the brightest white – almost blindingly so on a sunny day like this one – and is 98 per cent silica, which makes it talcum-powder fine and so reflective that, no matter how blisteringly hot the sun, it is always cool to the touch.
