Sentence examples for hot moon from inspiring English sources
As was pointed out recently in the Huffington Post, movies about Miami tend to be either diverting tales set in hotels (A Hole in the Head, Some Like It Hot, Moon Over Miami), or vicious crime dramas (Scarface, Cocaine Cowboys).
However, the lunar body is also known as the Rose Moon, Hot Moon or Honey Moon.
Look at movies of that era set in Miami: A Hole in the Head, Some Like It Hot, Moon Over Miami -- all involve plots set at Florida hotels.
Fashion seekers can, of course, consult their wardrobes, which, come fall, will likely be spiked with variations on an architectural-looking cocktail dress or jumpsuit (Balmain), accessorized with hot-pink moon boots (Nina Ricci), a helmet or supersize headphones (Lagerfeld) or an evening dress so elaborately draped it could have been worn by Flash Gordon's consort, Dale Arden (Balenciaga).
The real culinary excitement was in the little bakery up front, where every few minutes a grim-looking, rail-thin man in an apron emerged and angrily banged down a tray of blazing-hot half-moon-shaped bánh quai vac thit, interpreted on the sign as "Meat Pie, pork and jicama, $1.25".
Maggot Moon (Hot Key £10.99) by Sally Gardner, shortlisted for the Costa children's book of the year, should be gift-wrapped for everyone you know over 10.
"It is highly unlikely that hot Jupiters have moons that formed around them," says astronomer Fathi Namouni of the University of Nice in France.
Planet "d" would receive a similar amount of ultraviolet to the Earth and thus lies in the ultraviolet habitable zone, however, it would be too hot for any moons to support surface liquid water.
He was the first to give a correct explanation of eclipses, and was both famous and notorious for his scientific theories, including the claims that the sun is a mass of red-hot metal, that the moon is earthy, and that the stars are fiery stones.
