Sentence examples for a hot sack from inspiring English sources
We'll discuss the New York Daily News interview that caught Bernie Sanders up in a hot sack of nonsense.
So that's two people who were in Washington yesterday, saying things that were not, objectively speaking, a hot sack of horse leavings.
Unlike every other "delicate task" that Obama could fail at this day or this week or this year, should Obama's Bush library speech be deemed less-than-satisfactory, the result will be a hot sack of nothing at all.
(Obviously, the vagaries of FCC regulations may prevent those of you who ply your trade on the teevee from using the word "bullshit," and you have my sympathy on that. But take courage! Or be creative. Say, "That's a hot sack of barnyard leavings!").
Yet Mr. Toro continues to volunteer at La Iglesia Evangélica Española, a church where hundreds of people go each week for a hot meal and a sack of groceries.
Stepping onto that sidewalk, dripping with bargains outside what I now refer to as the Only Store, I felt the way I imagine one might after a hot night in the sack with Bruce Springsteen.
IN the self-aggrandizing nature of fashion speak, the term "emerging designer market" is often employed to mask what to the average mind would be called a "crafts fair," where the only key to entry is a hot glue gun and a sack of beads.
Prepare for sleep an hour before you hit the sack by turning off electronics and taking a hot bath with chamomile tea and maybe a trashy novel.
In 1999, however, he was sacked, after allegedly 'branding' a trainee chef with a hot knife.
He has been famous for having a fiery temper and was once sacked for allegedly "branding" a trainee chef with a hot knife; he recently accused a customer of stealing a silver spoon from his restaurant.
