Sentence examples for hot centres from inspiring English sources

Brazil made itself a global art-world capital in the late 40s and 50s with new galleries and the São Paulo biennale – the big Brazilian cities were hot centres for abstract painters, not in a provincial sense, but internationally.

As stars formed, the heavy elements were produced in the hot centres of the stars and in supernovae; thus, the volume moves forward in the box until the present is reached, and the majority of stars that are now forming have heavy elements in approximately the same amount as the Sun.

You're the leader on the set.' They say: 'The sexual politics are remarkable; the sex is even more interesting, and the hot centre of it all is Jon Hamm.' Salon.com, which last year voted Jon Hamm the sexiest man alive.

The red-hot centre.

People feel they are paying for a safety net that others enjoy and it makes their "blood boil", said a state senator.Put another way, America is going through a rare moment in history when taxes, spending and regulation are at the white-hot centre of political debate.

The war is being fought in the baking-hot centre of Iraqi territory.

It's a labour of love that produces a crispy, non-greasy exterior with a hot, juicy centre.

Canada's vast national park system, which extends from coast to coast, began around the hot springs centred in Banff National Park (established in 1885) in Alberta.

Establishment of hot line service centres providing information via a mobile phone might be considered.

I returned to the health centre hot, flustered and violated.

In the punishingly hot cauldron of Centre Court, every ounce of sweat was repaid in full.