Sentence examples for hot burning from inspiring English sources

Nyad said the stings felt like having her entire body submerged in hot, burning oil.

"Of course we're wondering why would they be out in the middle of the hot, burning sun," said Mrs. Gloscoe, a speech pathologist.

Some are more popular with men than women - Fou d'Absinthe, which recreates that feeling of hot, burning liqueur slipping down your throat, is particularly masculine, but not exclusively.

The sand is hot, burning your knees through the stiff synthetic material of the jump suit – the cords around your wrists chafe.

The fever was so much that, even when I stood under a hot, burning sun, I couldn't feel the heat of the sun.

If critics said that his inner life glowed but faintly, Chernow, who calls him "the most interior of the founders," thinks his inner life was red hot, burning with pent-up passion.

That surly, self-satisfied certainty that insists that one is the first person, ever, to see with a white-hot, burning clarity straight to the heart of society's attempts to manipulate and control us all for its own ends.

And it is enough to make you red-hot burning mad.

Put hot, but not burning, hot water in it, stir in honey and lemon juice.

He said he had run on the hottest days of the summer when "the air burns; you've got hot air burning the back of your throat".

I took a sip of the newly poured tea, too hot, almost burning my tongue, then reached for another samosa.