Sentence examples for broiling hot from inspiring English sources
But it was broiling hot, and he ended up sleeping in.
IT was broiling hot on the blacktop parking lot in Columbus, Ohio, where about 50 aging vehicles, including several minivans and a hearse, had arrived for a competition.
Then one broiling hot day he and Ms. Grindstaff were walking along together and happened simultaneously to remember the 1999 Shackleton exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History, with Frank Hurley's haunting photographs of the rime-encrusted explorers.
Yesterday, "Bette" filmed on location -- first at a makeshift soccer field, where it was broiling hot, and then in the courtyard of an office building, where it was windy and frigid.
His 13-part series "Cosmos" was remarkable not only for introducing millions of Americans to astronomy, but also because its host was a real astronomer, someone who helped discover that Venus was broiling hot and that giant dust storms raged across the face of Mars.
In the summer, as the valley floor several thousand feet below broils, hot air rises through the canyons and condors catch rides on the thermal currents.
They sit broiling in the hot sun on top of an English coach watching it.
Some of the recipes that enlisted me were mired in old language: the word "boil" once meant to cook in liquid; now it refers specifically to a joggle with bubbles at two hundred and twelve degrees; "scallop" meant either a way of cutting or broiling under a hot flame; now it is only a hopping mollusk.
In the steakhouse, its dominion, this steakburger is usually broiled under scorching hot gas flames until the proteins metamorphose and the lipids in the fats char.
It was the middle of summer and broiling-hot – stifling.
