Sentence examples for horrible heat from inspiring English sources

Every day of the race, racegoers and media were crammed with hundreds of passengers into trains they had to wait hours to board, in horrible heat, or they switched to much slower buses.

The geographers suffered from fever Bory de Saint-Vincent's team as much as that of Puillon-Boblaye: "The horrible heat that beset us in July placed, for the rest, the entire topographic brigade in disarray.

Absolutely horrible [for heating oil demand].

There will have been a long, hard debate about the choice at No 12, but Giteau has stood up in major finals for Toulon and helped his team grind out horrible victories when the heat is on.

As a consequence we are usually ill-prepared and in a fit of panicky excitement brought on by heat and the horrible possibility that this may be the only chance we'll get to barbecue all year, tend to engage in activities that result in scratchy sunburned faces and horrible humid hangovers.

They need cheap power, fibre-optic cables, a chilly climate and dry air (otherwise you have to remove heat and humidity, which do horrible things to electronics).

We got hold of the diaries of the princesses' nanny and she said 145 Piccadilly was a horrible dusty building, draughty and not very well heated".

All the wiping and the heat baking my wet anus had some horrible ramifications.

It's generally consigned to an after-dinner or late-night role, served in those horrible oversize balloon snifters that do little beyond emphasizing the biting heat of the alcohol.

The animated adventure took a lot of heat from critics ― reaction ranged from meh to horrible, earning its current Rotten Tomatoes score of 8%.

They said, "Oh, it's the heat," and perhaps it was, but it's also truly horrible to watch.