Sentence examples for fires hot from inspiring English sources
While winter does have its upsides--cozy fires, hot chocolate, snow days--for many of us, having to deal with all the snow is a battle of unpleasant proportions, particularly after a nor'easter strikes.
And while my friends—and probably yours forced shots of Prairie Fires (hot sauce and tequila) and Cement Mixers (Irish cream and lime juice) down my 21st birthday throat ages ago, it's fair to say that we have more dissonant flavors debuting in packaged alcoholic drinks than at any time in American life.
Dr. Allen said that what was different in the recent fires — hotter, more enveloping — is that they are killing far more trees.
Fire (hot temper) is a stretch for this nearly memorable Danish composer.
Precise sales figures are hard to find because sellers of wood-fired hot tubs operate independently of mainstream industry associations.
Though the aurora borealis cannot be guaranteed here, a warm fire, hot food and drink in the field centre can.
The original designs for spallation drills in the 1950s effectively used jet engines to fire hot air at rocks.
Yet thanks to our Kolombangara guides, we do have fire, hot tea and rice, and bamboo abounds for drinking and cooking water.
He said a total of 92 fire hot spots were recorded between 19 and 25 March in several of the palm oil plantations in the area.
They are lumps of metal that fire hot fragments of lead at lethal velocities in order to crack bone, explode soft tissues and end life.
