Sentence examples for hot times from inspiring English sources
Today, we live in very hot times.
He argues that this neighborhood is never really hot, not even at hot times in the real estate business.
(Avoiding stop-overs and hot times of day are important, he notes, as is adequate air-conditioning).
The 1380's: Hot Times in the Vineyard A toast, please, to the humble pinot noir grape, and its long service to the cause of science.
That's why, although it makes sense to prepare for hot times in the old town tomorrow, it makes even more sense to get cracking immediately on efforts aimed at limiting climate change.
J. Crew Headquarters: New York, NY Place on last poll: N/A Why it's hot: Times have been tough for preppy mainstay J. Crew, as it appeared to stray from its roots with odd selections.
Gregg Mixdorf, Hot Time in Old Town, Chicago: Right now the Fire are hot.
Once the Ahtisaari plan is revealed, the Balkans could be in for a long, hot time.
It was a huge effort and it's a very hot time of the day.
Summer is a hot time for the studios, which roll out their blockbusters as soon as temperatures start to sizzle.
Ed Kohn, author of "Hot Time in the Old Town," talks about the 1896 heat wave that killed 1,500 New Yorkers.
