Sentence examples for hot institution from inspiring English sources

The library was a hot institution, one that bestowed upon its benefactors a decided social cachet — something that future presidents would come to rely on.

"They're new and hot, and both the institution and faculty seem to think there will be a bunch of money out there.

Besides generating about 95% of the electricity that the university needs, the set-up captures much of the engine's waste heat to provide heating and hot water, cutting the institution's net energy consumption by 30%.In poor, volt-starved countries, a lorry-mounted aircraft engine can become a mobile gas-fired power station.

It's a new but vital territory and significant hot spot for the institution.

China is a hot market for U.S. institutions looking for international students.

The heroine of "Saving Agnes" is an alumna of such an institution: a hotbed of "female cruelty".

Just a month after True's departure from the Getty, according to Greek court documents, a carabinieri officer wrote an e-mail to a counterpart in Greece: As you know this is a hot moment for our institutions to pursue museums and/or individual to return works of art illegally removed or exported from their country of origin.

What has made such a position possible was the change in the structure of the art market that followed the success of the American avant-garde of the 1950's: collectors became eager to make the new into the hot, and critics and institutions soon followed them.

It wasn't long before they learned that Walter's Hot Dogs is a Westchester institution.

But Mr. Darden's behavior reframed Hot 97 as an ideological institution, not just a musical one.

I am puzzled by Ted C. Fishman's failure to understand that a drink on a hot day, in a commercial institution, is a transaction, not a courtesy.