Sentence examples for getting so hot from inspiring English sources
Marinating before cooking helps keep the surface of the meat from getting so hot, Turesky says.
We went to one district in southern India that is getting so hot, it's nearly uninhabitable, and there's far less rain than usual.
Or the Vatican getting so hot and bothered about the academic treatise on sexuality that the pope censures it, causing it to shoot from obscurity to the top tier of Amazon.com's best-seller list six years after it was published.
But why is the Standard getting so hot and bothered by this involvement of the Muslim community, along with virtually every other ethnic and religious community in London, in the democratic process?
In fact, it is getting so hot that meteorologists have been forced to increase their temperature scale to 54C and add a new colour code.
I can't see why the likes of Dave, Leon and Phil are getting so hot under the collar about county boundaries.
The court just gets so hot.
"The gas pedal would get so hot," she said.
Those complications are part of why debates about health care get so hot so fast.
It got so hot and heavy that he was exhausted afterwards and passed out.
