Sentence examples for began hot from inspiring English sources

He'd drive through the night listening as each song began hot with promise.

The field team successfully completed an overland traverse of more than 1000 kilometers to the Whillans site on 13 January and began hot-water drilling last week.

The soup is served in a small glass; it begins hot, but as you drink it, it somehow becomes cooler and ends cold.

According to McTaggart, an event enjoying qualitative variation across its temporal axis, such as a poker that begins hot and later cools, does not constitute an example of real change, since it is always the case that the earlier part of this event is hotter than the later part of this event.

With little ventilation, it began to get hot.

Only a fifth of the cases in this study began after menopause, with one in eight women beginning to get hot flushes while still having regular periods.

Long established in Germany, media studies is just beginning to get hot in English-speaking countries.

As the days begin to get hot and we lean toward lighter fare, may I suggest... soup?

Gradually the water will begin to get hot and then raise a head of steam.

When major gas companies began a hot wheels give-away program, Rachel devised a way with her co-workers to collect every Hot Wheels car ever made.

Where shirts, ponchos, fringed shawls, cropped, embroidered boleros and suede jodhpurs began, red hot off-the-shoulder evening dresses ended.