Sentence examples for become a hot commodity from inspiring English sources

And with scarcity driving demand, The Wolf of Wall Street has become a hot commodity.

In the process, the Knicks helped Lee become a hot commodity, and perhaps too expensive to keep.

"A guy can become a hot commodity once he learns to dance," said Mr. Novoa, who lives in Stamford.

But as rural pubs are dying in the mother­land, the concept has become a hot commodity around the world.

Mr. Levin's move reflects the fact that bankruptcy lawyers have become a hot commodity at many large firms.

Exploding demand for energy had helped revitalize the nuclear power industry, and uranium, the raw material for reactor fuel, was about to become a hot commodity.

(The opportunity to drop in on Mr. Sharpton in jail has become a hotter commodity than "Producers" tickets).

Invitations became a hot commodity, fuelling demand.

From packed rooftop bars to plant-crammed fire escapes, outdoor space becomes a hot commodity when the city warms up.

When it found a huge audience on video and DVD, Kelly became a hot commodity, an heir apparent to the surrealist tradition of directors like David Lynch.

A group in Oklahoma tried to sacrifice a virgin to ward off impending doom, and bottled air became a hot commodity.