Sentence examples for feeling the hot from inspiring English sources

I shook my head, feeling the hot splash of whiskey soaking my skull.

Kirsten bit a corner of a Pop-Tart, feeling the hot cinnamon glaze on the roof of her mouth.

But for now, most candidates are not feeling the hot breath of potential rivals on their necks.

It isn't just Facebook that might be feeling the hot breath of a regulator on its neck.

But seasoned pundits say the grizzly old general is feeling the hot breath of younger bloods anxious to dislodge him from the party leadership.

This is what Sander thinks about as he walks behind his mother, feeling the hot sun wherever it touches the black fabric of his suit.

But for now, every time someone tells us that they #feelthebern, we think of the animals feeling the burn of hot irons searing their property status into their skin.

"I was feeling hot, cold, hot cold," Woods said.

The ingredients were all in place: hot streets, "feeling the beat of thousand people passing," the search for "someone to get right".

Suffice to say I'm not feeling like the hottest chick in town this week.

This one — called Versalite, with 20 patents pending, and currently being tested in several markets — is a disposable cup that insulates the liquid to keep hot coffee from cooling but also to keep the cup from feeling hot to the touch.