Sentence examples for a raised hot from inspiring English sources

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The master suite has a raised hot tub and a marble fireplace; not to mention, in the bathroom, a toilet encased in a throne and wallpaper featuring ancient Greek revelers engaged in a variety of -- ahem -- ancient Greek activities.

He raised hot-house orchids and planted gardens.

Besides the fact that Starbucks grows profits off every iced drink sold, the real advantage to keeping these prices inflated is that it gives the company the option to raise hot drink prices in the fall without facing backlash from consumers.

However, it is possible that individuals can take measures (e.g., raise hot water heater temperatures and filter water) to reduce home exposures.

Hyperchlorination, raising hot water temperatures to greater than 55 degrees C, and replacing rubber gaskets are useful methods for controlling outbreaks of legionellosis traced to potable water systems but are not yet justified as routine preventative methods in the absence of such an outbreak.

On the other hand, cookies and other tracking mechanisms continue to raise hot-button issues about privacy as companies get ever-more creative and aggressive in their tactics and find ways to defeat a growing raft of anti-tracking technologies.

Place these cubes in a double boiler (a raised pan inside a pan of hot water).

He was an early backer of Fab.com, a flash sales site that recently raised $105 million; Hot Potato, which was sold to Facebook; and GroupMe, a messaging service acquired by Skype last year.

By the end of it, the resentment from a public whose hopes had been firmly raised for hot dry evenings on the patio was so intense, that the Met Office felt obliged to issue a public apology.

His father was a coal miner, his mother died when he was ten and he and his five siblings were raised without hot running water or a furnace.