Sentence examples for creating hot from inspiring English sources

Europa may also once have frothed with volcanoes, creating hot springs rich in minerals.

After the first stars and quasars ignited, their radiation began pouring out into space, creating hot bubbles of ionised (and therefore transparent) gas around them.

But Thursday will bring the BBQ season back briefly, with forecasters expecting the mercury to reach 31C in some areas across England, creating "hot and humid" conditions.

The second explains how heat within the Earth forces columns of solid, but ductile material through the Earth's mantle creating "hot spots" at the surface.

Moreover, the hybrid and the louver schemes produced a positive net heat flux reduction values without having the possibility of creating hot spot over the entire surface area.

Much of Diddy's efforts these days seem to be spent on creating hot air to make himself appear more than he actually is.

"One of the first things that Ferran asked me to do is create hot ice cream".

Frequently water or moisture will create hot or cold zones in a wall.

Timman, at least at the start, did nothing to create hot action, but also seemed to meander along.

In some areas, magma or still-hot igneous rocks at shallow depth leak gases through gas vents or interact with the groundwater system to create hot springs.

Folds or wrinkles in the materials separating the cells could also keep the electric current from flowing uniformly and create hot spots that could set off overheating.