Sentence examples for escape hot from inspiring English sources

After the Civil War, large numbers of Irish immigrants came out to escape hot tenements, and when some of them got rich, they took over the old WASP summer strongholds.

Previously, scientists had suggested that the fish, besides simply escaping hot water, might be taking advantage of evaporative cooling.

Clean the vent outside your home, too, to ensure the escaping hot air is not being impeded by an accumulation of dust and debris.

Buffaloes and cows lounge under thatch lean-tos to escape the hot sun.

There are so many kids who need to escape the hot streets of New York City.

Allow to cool for 30 minutes before slicing or tearing it, otherwise much of the moisture will escape as hot steam.

Hydrangeas have meant summer to me since my parents rented a tiny apartment in Long Beach to escape the hot streets of Queens and I played in my friend's hydrangea-bedecked yard.

In that film, the actor was assigned an hour and a half to escape political hot water in the 90s; in this, he and his partner/co-star, Amber Heard, are granted a more generous 50 hours by the Australian agriculture minister, Barnaby Joyce.

She liked to shoot in the lush light of dawn and dusk, which coincided with the bursts of activity in the village, where residents rise early, retreat to escape the hot sun in the afternoon, and then reëmerge in the evenings.

Escape of hot fluid from Region 2 is likely responsible for the more modest magnetic changes in Case B, which lacks a low-permeability caprock.

Bond gives chase to the assassin – the assistant again – on a boat on the Thames to the Millennium Dome, where the assassin attempts to escape via hot air balloon.