"hot ground" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe earth or land that is heated to a high temperature, either naturally or artificially. Example: The hikers were careful to avoid walking on the hot ground near the volcanic vents. In this sentence, "hot ground" is used to describe the area around the volcanic vents, where the earth is heated from the underground magma.
For safety, the bottom of the canal was raised and widened over the hot ground.
His team found that beetles on hot ground climbed to the tops of their balls seven times as much as beetles on cooler ground.
One thing that haunts me is that my feet grew and my shoes didn't fit, so I walked barefoot on the hot ground in Pakistan.
They sit in the bed of a pickup, or on the hot ground, wood chips and leaves flecking their damp arms.
Footage of the storm in nearby Swaledale showed an endless barrage of hailstones bouncing down a road and hitting windows, with the hot ground causing huge clouds of mist to form.
For instance, angular-resolved photoemission measurements showed the photoelectrons generated from the state of the slow component is associated with an isotropic character, revealing the existence of the "hot" ground state35.
He failed to make a play on Joe Mauer's hot ground-ball single in the eighth, but he made a smooth bare-handed running play on Ben Revere's bunt leading off the sixth.
Robinson Cano later snared a hot grounder from Freddie Freeman to prevent another run from scoring.
The next batter, Nick Swisher, hit a hot grounder to shortstop that was bobbled by J. J. Hardy to allow the go-ahead run to score.
Even Mr Kershaw, who let just three balls out of the infield, needed a rookie third baseman, Miguel Rojas, to spear a hot grounder and preserve his gem.Baseball as well as cricket, its cousin occupies an awkward spot in the middle of the spectrum between individual and team sports.
With the Giants leading, 2-1, in the bottom of the eighth inning and Robinson taking a long lead off third base, Thomson snatched Andy Pafko's hot grounder near the third-base line, tagged Robinson and whipped the ball to Whitey Lockman at first.
