Sentence examples for hotbed of all from inspiring English sources

EVER since I moved three years ago to Portland, Ore., that hotbed of all things hipster, I've been trying to get a handle on today's youth culture.

Calling the monuments "symbols of the dignity of the supreme leadership" of North Korea, the North's Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of Korea, an agency in charge of relations with Seoul, said on Tuesday that the North would "destroy the den of confrontation, including Chongwadae, hotbed of all evils".

Here's what I like about Syncronizer: Like Facebook, it's another socializing platform germinating from hotbed of all social interactions, a college campus, and despite the fact a lot of the conversations degenerate into the usual fratty deliberations on boobs and beer, it seems as though there is something unique happening here.

In some ways, it's the story of the Twentieth Century because we could argue that Vienna in the beginning of the century was the hotbed of all these interesting, complicated ideas.

On the hottest of all days, her neighborhood substation did not fail.

After all, Ariel is definitely the hottest of all Disney's marine life.

July 1999 also made the record books as the hottest of all months, with an average temperature of 81.4 degrees.

Hottest of all was Cordoba, in the province of Andalusia, where a high of 44.5C was measured on Sunday – about 8C above normal.

Firestone has found in tests that the left-rear tires on Ford Explorers become hottest of all during routine driving, he said.

In the hottest of all markets, he was the man to see on Wall Street, to an extent that no one had been since Michael Milken lorded over the junk-bond market of the 1980's.

They've also gone glam -- platinum with diamond studs are hottest of all -- with a price tag to go along with it: caps start at about $50 and can climb into the thousands.