Sentence examples similar to firing hot from inspiring English sources
The original designs for spallation drills in the 1950s effectively used jet engines to fire hot air at rocks.
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.
Energy consumption and operating cost of the biomass fired, hot air dryer were lower.
A: After being fired, Hot Shot takes his friends out on the town and runs up $16,000 in charges on his former company's dime.
Standard loads are always recommended for most guns, but some guns like Glock and H&K specify the ability to fire hot loads.
Temperate-forest fires burn hot and fast, and sometimes all the way up to the crown of a tree.
When a lot of dead fuel remains on the ground, fires burn hotter and damage the soil, Cal Fire officials say.
When a lot of dead fuel remains on the ground, fires burn hotter and damage the soil, experts said.
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.
