Sentence examples for hot knocking from inspiring English sources

The flows were rapid-moving, dense and very hot, knocking down wholly or partly all structures in their path, incinerating or suffocating all population remaining there and altering the landscape, including the coastline.

In the next scene two figures in a hot embrace knock a vase to the floor.

Driving through Wales, she sees three fox cubs bouncing down the hillside like "hot loaves knocked out of their tins".

"It was so hot, we knocked off for an hour and I decided to make an elephant," he said.

The valley is the agricultural center of the state, and people here are used to toiling on hot days in fields, knocking around in their gardens and generally going about their business, knowing that the nights will bring relief from the dry heat that sears the day.

"At this point, we feel like it's completely under control," said Newport police Lt. Jeff Brouwer around 6 p.m., when remaining fire personnel were knocking out hot spots in the brush.

(2015) showed that pressure wave disturbance not only affects hot-spot formation and knocking origin, but also induces detonation wave through a coupling mechanism between pressure wave and flame front.

"You are hot and getting knocked around.

The Phillies came into the playoffs hot, having just knocked the Braves out of the playoffs.

On cable, there was enough hot air to knock a viewer unconscious.

Onion rarebit Of all the hot snacks I knock together, it is this unctuous mix of onions, thick toast and melted cheese that pleases most.