Sentence examples for a less hot from inspiring English sources
But my mood was dampened four stops later, at the Memorial Park station in Pasadena, where my destination, the Norton Simon Museum, turned out to be nearly a half-hour away on foot (it would have been about 20 minutes on a less hot, smoggy day).
More than once he chose a "less hot" agency in favor of people he wanted to be with.
If you had married that hot young thing, she would be a less hot, less young thing who wants to sit around and watch TV at night too.
And, to be honest, this moment feels so big and messy and beyond belief, so rather than try to solve all the world's problems, I've opted for a little less hot air from me and a little more opportunity for questions or discussion.
Having bestowed upon her sweaty discomfort the language of lofty despair, Alison felt a little less hot and bothered.
Be sure you're serious if you order the "nuclear" or "suicidal" sauce, which the menu calls "for the insane"; the "abusive" option is a bit less hot.
Sounds pretty weird, yes, but it'll actually help you feel more refreshed and calm, and maybe even a little less hot.
There's a lot of noise being made about creating and implementing "wired classrooms," and while that's becoming more of a reality and less hot air, Chairman and CEO William Nixon tells us that many classrooms have the software component already but are still lacking the hardware.
But lately Trump seems to be attempting to portray himself in interviews as a lot more reasonable and a lot less hot-headed.
Apple is reportedly retooling the new iPad to feature a different battery and LCD backlighting scheme, resulting in a device that's less hot and with the thickness and weight similar to the iPad 2. This new model will hit sometime before the holiday season and, since we're already aboard the rumor express, let's assume it will launch alongside the iPad mini, also rumored for the same time.
I caught a triple bill of half hour dance pieces at 10 am (less hot!) in a small courtyard theater, La Parenthese.
