Sentence examples for danger of hot from inspiring English sources

If you're wondering why there was a raw steak in a metal pan left in an unattended vehicle for five hours, the owner of Dockside was specifically trying to make a statement about the danger of hot cars.

The danger of red-hot curries is that they can leave one gasping and in tears.

Reading the warning on a plastic cup lid about the dangers of hot coffee: minus 12 m.p.h.

For years he warned about the dangers of hot money ricocheting around the world.

Such signs are everywhere: at the supermarket, where we're advised that fish may contain dangerous levels of cancer-causing chemicals; at the gas station, where we're told that prolonged exposure to gasoline fumes could cause cancer; even at fast-food restaurants, where we're warned about the dangers of hot coffee.

Mirroring many countries globally, South Korea has had a heat/health watch warning system in operation since 2007 to protect human health from the dangers of hot weather.

He volunteered confessions of a "Teen Christian". He mustered a convoluted autobiographical tale regarding the dangers of hot-tubbing in the snows of Utah.

"For investors, the Monument story speaks to the danger of chasing hot trends," said Morningstar analyst Christopher Traulsen.

In an op-ed for Teen Vogue, writer Sandra Song pointed out our cultural obsession with canonizing Bundy and other white, male serial killers as attractive; she noted the danger of casting hot teen idols like Zac Efron and Ross Lynch in fictionalized accounts of serial killers' lives.

However there was poor awareness of the need to check bath water temperature, of the dangers of taking hot drinks at the same time as holding a baby, and using a baby walker.

That is one danger of Indonesia's hot streak, art experts say.