Sentence examples for hot somewhat from inspiring English sources

Jalapeno poppers ($4), which are breaded peppers (without their incendiary seeds) stuffed with cheddar cheese and deep fried, sound more exciting than they taste, but a ton of moist, somewhat hot, somewhat sweet farmer's sausage ($4.50) in broth is a savory starter that can feed four.

Both regions have a cold semi-arid climate, marked by long, cold, and very dry winters, and by hot, somewhat humid summers, and strong winds, especially in spring.

The GRID results showed that smutek has lower arousal (e.g. slower heartbeat and breathing, and a lower score for feeling hot), somewhat lower power (see relative means of increased volume of voice and had an assertive voice) and an element of more predictability (less likelihood of the opening of eyes) than sadness.

First, the coal is pulverized to a powder, which is then heated in a flow of hot steam, somewhat like popcorn kernels heated in an air-popper.

Under these circumstances social games companies, with yearly revenues of $250 million at Zynga alone, look much hotter than somewhat dated underwear catalogues.

"When the market crashed, you could throw a bowling ball down Third Avenue in the 60s, low 70s, which had gotten somewhat hot," Ms. Kurland said.

Instead, soon after cooking, while the pan is somewhat hot, wipe or scrub out the skillet with a clean sponge or brush and rinse well.

It is permissible to let hot food cool somewhat before refrigerating it, as long as the cooling period is not long enough to permit bacterial growth.

She's playing basically the same character — the quiet, hot, hard-working, somewhat blank Asian-American teenager — that she played in her best-known role to date: as herself in "The Real World: San Diego".

The 8.9-inch slate device is somewhat hot.

McIlroy is bang middle but his ball comes out of the oven somewhat hot and skips over the ridge at the back.