Sentence examples for hot writing from inspiring English sources

No Kidding, This Agent Has Talent : Lisa Santos is only 22, but she represents more than 30 hot writing talents after less than seven months on the job.

Despite being no one's Hollywood progeny--and never even having gone to college--she now represents more than 30 hot writing talents, including "Saturday Night Live's" Rosie Shuster and "Quantum Leap's" Robert Duncan, after less than seven months on the job.

"There are some funny, funky scenes and some great CGI exploding hardware; it never looks a penny less than a million dollars, nor Johansson a Celsius-degree less than smokin' hot," writes our own Peter Bradshaw.

"At some point, I became aware the handset had become very hot," wrote Melissa Perinson, senior editor of PC World, who felt high temperatures while gaming and browsing the web on her iPhone 3GS.

"There's a reason Santa comes down your chimney – he likes it hot!" writes J&D Foods on its website. .

I love sitting at my desk at home inventing hot heroes, writing racy sex scenes, and trying to come up with jokes that make me laugh out loud.

I imagine her at sixty, outliving hot flashes, writing in depression new poems about an old man who cannot fuck.She looks after him as he shuffles into a bent and shrivelled other.

Others use indirect techniques like punching pillows, taking brisk walks or hot baths, writing about the problems or even lying down and letting the anger wash over them and then taking naps.

No wonder that Didion, back in 1966 in the midst of a hectic life as half of one of the hottest writing partnerships in Hollywood, could not stop herself from wondering, when the adoption became a reality, "What if I fail to love this baby?" From the evidence of this book, that fear is groundless.

By 1992, Newsweek magazine was calling the workshop "the hottest writing program in the country". Today, the presence of Wolff has added much to the workshop's luster.

The Cockroaches song "Hot Tamale", written by John Field, was changed to "Hot Potato".