Sentence examples for hotspots from inspiring English sources

Kite-surfing hotspots are Jabberwock Beach in the north and Nonsuch Bay in the south-east.

"At this moment, when people are dying in the east, politicians shouldn't be here [Kiev] or in the west where it's peaceful, they should be at the hotspots".

We try to reach people in hotspots that no one can reach.

Air particles colliding with the hotspots heat up and shoot away from the surface, which causes the particle to recoil in the opposite direction.

Energy from the laser hits the particle and travels across its surface, where it is absorbed creating hotspots on the surface.

Moscow's identikit suburbs are the city's most creative hotspots, giving a new generation of Russia creatives the space to be "honest" about modern life, says Anastasiia Fedorova from the Calvert Journal.

The Metropolitan police is currently mapping the problem in an attempt to ascertain the scale of the issue and identify "hotspots" of abuse.

The map above gives us a picture of Britain we have never seen from a European election before, showing the spread of the BNP's support across the country, with hotspots clear.

Other expected hotspots are the M5 towards Exeter, the M1 from the M25 interchange, the M6 through the West Midlands and all sections of the M25 - particularly near Heathrow airport and the M4, M40 interchanges.

New hotspots are emerging around the country all the time, said MSF and in Guinea, where there were two significant dips in cases, the numbers have risen again.

It promises to help you "plan your perfect day" with things to do in the morning, afternoon and evening – chosen by experts to go beyond the obvious tourist hotspots.