McCain generates more enthusiasm, says Kay, her blazer cutting a white-hot swath across my retinae.
The Ironbound section, long a bastion of Portuguese immigrants and more recently a magnet for Brazilians and other Latin Americans, has become one of the hottest swaths of real estate in the region.
Interviews with scientists in recent weeks suggest that they are struggling to determine which effects — including newly discovered hot spots on a wide swath of the ocean floor near Fukushima — are from recent leaks and which are leftovers from the original disaster.
We've watched the rapid death of vast swaths of coral, as hot oceans triggered by far the largest "bleaching" event ever recorded.
All that was left in the hottest burn zones was a silent swath of blackened trees and ash-covered ground.
It was so familiar from films and TV: wide swaths of compacted snow, chairlifts, signs promising hot chocolate, instructors in crisp uniforms shepherding helmeted children and, of course, hordes of exhilarated skiers and snowboarders.
The heatwave conditions are causing preventable deaths partly because large swaths of the population wrongly believe that extremely hot days are becoming less common.
To swaths of the internet, he was also something of a hot toddy: tall, sly-smiled, big of heart and body.
As a result, the Bonneville Power Administration, the wholesale supplier to a broad swath of the region, turned this year to a strategy common to regions with hot summers: adjusting volunteers' home appliances by remote control to balance supply and demand.
General Swannack's operational area includes a swath to the west and south of Baghdad, including some of the hottest trouble spots in the so-called Sunni Triangle, where more than 90percentt of all attacks on American troops have occurred.
As Sonnenblick puts it, YA is "a hot field, and Penn is hotly represented in it". And while their subgenres cover a broad swath of literary ground, there isn't a vampire, wizard, or dystopian future in sight.
