Sentence examples for from the scorching from inspiring English sources

They cut up fabric from a second raft to protect themselves from the scorching equatorial sun.

And developing countries have learned from the scorching crises of the late 1990's.

People running for the river, seeking escape from the scorching heat.

The southern part of the republic suffers from the scorching and drought-producing sukhovey winds in late spring and summer.

Meantime, the Iraqis squat on the dirt in the shade of the unfinished buildings to shelter from the scorching sun.

The air inside reeks of sweat, but its cardboard roof provides the only shelter from the scorching sun.

"Ziveli!" [cheers], a giant hand slaps me warmly on the back, momentarily distracting me from the scorch of a shot of clear plum sliva (the 49% proof liquor).

The exhumation helped achieve the only convictions that have resulted from the scorched-earth massacres of the early 1980's -- although of low-level triggermen.

By William Matthews The New Yorker, August 26 , 1985P. 26 From the scorch and poverty and from the cumin and opulence be View Article By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By David Remnick By Malcolm Gladwell.

By William Matthews The New Yorker, August 26 , 1985P. 26 From the scorch and poverty and from the cumin and opulence be View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Kelefa Sanneh By Sam Knight.

The real fear now is from the scorched-earth policy pursued by the regime in those cities that have risen up against besiegement and starvation and bombardment, risen up against those who would redirect the intifada away from its moral and nonviolent course in such a way that people would have to take up arms in order to defend themselves.