Sentence examples for fierce temperatures from inspiring English sources

Or, People-who-cook-outside. It's 100-percent true that summertime affords a whole bunch of really neat gadgets unto the world, mostly to do with portable ways of generating really fierce temperatures, containing them enough to raise the temperature of beef to 150-degrees Fahrenheit, and maybe looking cool while doing it.

One element that has always been regarded as having a significant influence is the heat of the Americas, in particular the fierce temperature of two tournaments held in Mexico.

Sand storms, strong headwinds and fierce daytime temperatures are among the dangers that can make or break a successful crossing.

But conditions on the ground were extreme; after the middle of May and in particular from mid June to the end of July, the heat in the Sinai Desert ranged from extreme to fierce when temperatures could be expected to be in the region of 123 °F in the shade.

This is best done in spring or autumn, when the weather is less fierce in temperature extremes.

Blizzards, fierce winds and temperatures as low as minus 50°C (minus 58°F) have again taken a toll on the country's livestock and the herders who depend on them.

With the fierce mid-afternoon temperature taking its toll, the Scots had to dig deep to see off a determined Fijian opposition.

This covers the full gamut, from seismic events, to fierce winds, heavy snow, extreme temperatures, and severe rainfall.

At one point the temperature in the fierce sunshine was reported to be 49C.

We also observed that the strain-induced crystallization kinetics about 10 °C higher than the melting temperature was very sensitive to the temperature because of the fierce competition between melting and crystallization.

So when winter comes, Paris's northern position combines with humidity, above-freezing temperatures, the absence of fierce winds and a location at the bottom of a basin to rob the city of sun and light.