Sentence examples for hot verb from inspiring English sources

In turning down his appeal, the Court avoided the hot verb and refused to intervene in what it called Carter's termination of the treaty.

Your dutiful engine hums while the waves do their desperate rhumba and teases its mouths with the hot verb of your name.

Overthrow and topple are hot, vigorous verbs; regime change is a cool, polite noun phrase suggesting transition without collateral damage.

Kaepernick is so public about his Christianity that his on-field motions of devotion have made "Kaepernicking" an odds-on favorite to replace "Tebowing" as the hot new Christian verb -- and controversy.

The compound verb to hot-desk, for instance, they condemn as unpleasant.

For starters, it's best not to think of hot flashes in terms of action verbs: kick, jump, throw, fan desperately, fly or grab.

The word "nirvana" comes the Pali verb meaning "to cool off," like a hot skillet removed from the flame.

As a verb it means, "mark permanently with a hot iron" and as a noun, a "mark of ownership".

The NHDSC concluded: "A hot dog is an exclamation of joy, a food, a verb describing one 'showing off,' and even an emoji".

Incorrect: The toys we took to the sleep over were: army men, hot wheels, and Barbie dolls.(The colon separates the verb from its complement).

However, there is hot debate over whether Rumelhart and McClelland's is a good model of how humans actually learn and process verb endings.