Sentence examples for Such heat that from inspiring English sources

Fires would go out, but the gasses would retain such heat that they would reignite as soon as oxygen returned.

The fuel in the burning cars emitted such heat that firefighters did not have enough water to extinguish the blaze quickly using the water mains, he said.

In other places the dried reed beds caught fire and burnt with such heat that the ground has been baked into a hard ceramic crust.

Ducornet's prose succumbs at times to the humidity of Elizabeth's adolescence: "Some memories have such heat that like stars and despite their age, their light continues to reach us".

Secondly, the processor would generate such heat that the machine would be too hot to set on a lap.

Similarly, 43% of the content of magazines such as Heat that are aimed at young women consists of gossip.

And Ms. Bassett stokes Lena's pain to such white heat that the screen fairly burns.

"I'm working myself into such a heat that I shall burst out prodigiously," the play quotes Dickens as saying.

There were days of such unpleasant heat that summer that it became impossible, Betty told me, to continue the workshop in its present quarters.

The crash generated such intense heat that concrete support beams on a roadway bridge over the brook developed cracks and may have to be replaced, said John Dourgarian, a spokesman for the State Department of Transportation.

Meanwhile play stopped on the outside courts, although Watson's match was still going on at the time of the decision, and she had to complete it in such intense heat that her cold drinks became hot between games.