Sentence examples for be scorching from inspiring English sources
verb
To burn the surface of something so as to discolour it
By past accounts, it can be scorching.
One side of such a planet is likely to be scorching hot while the other is dark and cold.
Hammond seems to be scorching the stone directly outside the Uffizi gallery, and surging through Venetian waters that are a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Although Mr. Schlesinger can be scorching (of President Bill Clinton's fund-raising methods in 1996 he writes, "this may have been legal, but it is aesthetically displeasing and historically disgusting"), his language more often affects Jane Austen's sunny politesse.
She might be scorching fast in her wheelchair, but Hannah Cockroft doesn't look to be much of a singer as she belts out the national anthem, with 80,000 spectators singing along with her.
If you thought clean energy financings were hot last year, 2008 promises to be scorching.
"The world would be scorched.
The house of the unbelievers shall be razed and they shall be scorched to the earth.
How many ways can a girl be scorched by the fires of passion?
It was scorching hot and sunny.
