Sentence examples for hot come from inspiring English sources

In August, it will be hot!! Come the dog days, there won't be a breath of air out there.

But it is a balancing act – arriving soon after the rains end but not too late, as it gets very, very hot come February.

Most Thai restaurants in New York increase the sweet quotient for United States consumption and reduce the heat, throwing the balance off so that Americans, who worry that Thai food is too hot, come away thinking it is too sweet.

The Doctor would come either mid-morning (if early) mid-afternoon (if late), the flags would flutter, bringing a bit of relief because it could be bloody hot come February and it would mean all the bowlers would want to change ends.

It felt really hot coming toward us.

"Well, it is a bit hot," came the reply.

"If she can be hot coming out of the speaker, who cares what it took to make it".

"In order to win the wild card," Bruntlett said, "you have to get kind of hot coming down stretch.

Weir is a player to watch, still red hot coming off his victory last Sunday at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic.

In an industry that's been hit hard over the past five years, Caterpillar's latest 12 months earnings-per-share growth is red hot, coming in at 70.7%.

Your cookie will be hot coming out of the oven.