Sentence examples for finding the hottest from inspiring English sources

3) Ben Quayle, a Congressional candidate in Arizona, on charges by the owner of the Dirty Scottsdale Web site that Quayle once ran a section aimed at finding "the hottest chick in Scottsdale".

Those who can sympathize and who are in the market to splurge should remember that the trick isn't simply finding the hottest convertible; it's finding the one that best suits a particular lifestyle.

"Online equity fundraising platforms should not replace direct dialogue with the founders with early stage funds, they should merely serve as a guide to finding the hottest and best companies and globevestor has achieved this for emerging markets," Gullans said.

Parasole, a longtime DJ, self-proclaimed record nerd, and former buyer for Brooklyn record store Halycon, designed the label to be a throwback to a bygone era in electronic music, before downloading destroyed the old order, when finding the hottest tracks meant hours of digging through the stacks.

It's currently London Fashion Week, meaning there was a noticeable presence of identikit beauties knocking about the West End, staring at their phones in the hope of finding the hottest LFW after-party, where they could go to continue staring at their phones.

"In my business I always have to be ahead of the curve -- the out-in-front guy finding the hot new neighborhood before the revival begins".

After finding the hot spot to register motor-evoked potentials (MEP) in the right abductor pollicis brevis muscle, motor threshold (MT), short-interval intracortical inhibition (SICI), MEP amplitudes at intensities of 0.9, 1.1, and 1.3 MT, and amplitudes of supraxamaximal M responses (M) were evaluated before and after EL or LD.

A treasure trove of posts from local food bloggers and reporters is a quick Google search away, and the writers' bread and butter is finding the hot spots and spilling secrets on the hidden gems.

Marshall said the toughest job was finding the right hot honey to play Roxie Hart.

In a city addicted to finding the next hot spot, few things are more damning than overexposure.

The trick for new buyers, they say, is finding the emerging hot spot -- the next West Palm Beach, Fla., or Aspen, Colo.