Sentence examples for heat struck from inspiring English sources

Heat struck the city, and workweek shoe fashion went back into women's closets.

Clouds of smoke obscured the ceiling, and a huge blast of heat struck us as a cotton silo in the far corner ignited with a great woosh.

The point is, I arrived into heat- stricken Tel Aviv yesterday and am sweating in inappropriate places.

Instead, he said: "Having the right product and team to market it when the heat strikes is what is going to bring you business.

Heat waves struck Andhra Pradesh in 1996 and 1998, but this year has been the worst, state weather officials said.

The summer heat had struck, here just across the Indus from the town of Sibi, supposed to have been the hottest place in British India.

In North America, the first heat wave struck the Southwest, which was scorched in May as the Eastern Seaboard chilled to near-record low temperatures.

In 2015, back-to-back brutal heat waves struck the Indian subcontinent claiming at least 2,500 lives in India.

The Edhi foundation was at the forefront of the response last year when a devastating heat wave struck Karachi, a city of about 20 million people.

Odisha: More than 65 people have died from sunstroke, as heat waves strike across the state, the Orissadiary reported.

And so when the moment comes, and McCaw opens a small door to the furnace of his intensity, the heat feels striking.