Sentence examples for give a hot from inspiring English sources
Never give a hot mooch time to cool off.
Characters are shown in Bible study groups, singing folk hymns and preaching ("Let's give a hot hand clap for Jesus!").
"Donald Trump can give a hot damn about African Americans, but he comes out and says, 'I want to help inner cities,'" he said.
He had already talked about his effort, saying he had pitched horribly, without fastball command, failing to give a hot team a chance to win.
Tiny electric-blue popsicles swim in the Azure, a signature vodka martini at the Royalton Hotel; sunglasses stick out of That Bar and Restaurant's gin martini; and jalapeño peppers give a hot jolt to the Chili Margarita at Suba.
These guys: these guys do not give a hot fuck about that.
He previously told HuffPost that Bernanke did not appear to "give a red-hot damn about the American public".
Before the screening, all spectators were given a hot meal, tea and fresh watermelon.
To some he gave a hot dog and asked for no money, and others he sent away empty-handed.
While schools are not required to provide a hot meal, the DfE says it expects that students will be given a hot meal option routinely.
A pol gives a hot piece of news about, say, an impending appointment -- late afternoon is an especially propitious time for this dodge -- to a reporter.
