Sentence examples for hot feeling from inspiring English sources

You're tired, lost, hungry, cold (or hot), feeling woozy.

There was no pain just a hot feeling on my skin.

The fiery snowball embodies unification of cool intellect and hot feeling, which is the combustive essence of Mr. Wirsum's art.

It has a whiff of alcohol about it, which explains why eating it gives you this hot feeling inside – like you've downed a shot of vodka.

Not only are we all sat there in our little germ breeding pods – the train, the bus – bundled up and getting too hot, feeling desolate at the idea of another week at work and the fact it's almost a whole year until Christmas, we're also reading stories pointing out to us precisely how little we're going to enjoy today, because, in case you didn't know, it's worse than any other day IN HISTORY.

(2) Bodily sensations, for example, feeling a twinge of pain, feeling an itch, feeling hungry, having a stomach ache, feeling hot, feeling dizzy.

Schoolchildren (N = 285) aged 12 16 years from public secondary schools completed a questionnaire about their background, general symptoms, and hot feelings in a cross-sectional study.

I could smell some woman's heavy, hot-feeling perfume around my face.

But even if there was nothing wrong with tooting at the table, I'd reach the same conclusion here, in deference to your red-hot feelings on the subject and 18 happy years together.

An anonymous Twitter account called @hotpetecashmore is dotted with tweets like "Am I the only one feeling hot, hot, hot tonight?

It's got a laid-back vibe that, I don't know, has a hot summer feeling.