Sentence examples for hot town from inspiring English sources
It's a dead, hollow, hot town, with no place to sit down.
"The worst change for me is the difference between a very hot town in the south of Spain and the freezing cold weather over here".
Judging from the construction going on every block here, the multiple applicants for every new tech job, the crowded pub scene and the families of four you see zipping around on a single motor scooter, Bangalore is one hot town.
As surely as we can rely on the sunrise on this hot town, we can expect an explosion of theater festivals every summer, when Broadway and Off Broadway openings have slowed to a trickle.
Another hot town for IT jobs: Washington, D.C.
If ancient Greece knew about homosexuality and the England of George III knew about it, why couldn't we in New York or Boston or especially Philadelphia, a hot town in those days, have known about it?
Peter Wolf, an architect and the author of "Hot Towns: The Future of the Fastest Growing Communities in America" (Rutgers University Press, 1999) calls it a national migration.
A year ago, Carlos Roa, like any middle-class businessman from Bogotá, would not have dared venture onto the highway between Bogota and Medellín that winds past this baking-hot town in the Magdalena River valley.
Hue, the hottest town in Vietnam -- 100 degrees on a good day.
Joanne Carroll, president of the Fairfield County Home Builders Association, noted that "Danbury is the hottest town in the state right now".
He is absurdly creepy: a sexual snake in a grassless, hot, dusty town.
