Sentence examples for hottest documents from inspiring English sources

The black binders the plaintiffs' lawyers have filled with internal memorandums and reports are branded "Hot Documents" and "Hottest Documents" with yellow Post-it notes.

If the White House does so, Mr. Summers's financial disclosure — including his recent consulting jobs, paid speeches and service on company boards — will be one of the hottest documents in Washington.

HOW SUMMERS MADE HIS MILLIONS  | If the White House nominates Lawrence H. Summers as the next chairman of the Federal Reserve, his financial disclosure "will be one of the hottest documents in Washington," Louise Story and Annie Lowrey report in The New York Times.

By James Surowiecki December 18 , 2008Slate's "Hot Documents" column posts one of the odder Hot Documents ever: an issue of the chatty, homey newsletter written by the accountant who was supposedly auditing Bernard Madoff's multi-billion-dollar investment operations.

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"You can find the hot documents faster," says Ben Denison, SFO chief technology officer.

That makes it a hot document as far as movies go, recording events with ramifications yet unknown to Egyptians or the rest of the world.

But an email from Paul, Weiss lawyer Bruce Searby, dated 15 September, spoke of "an unproduced hot document", which shed a little more light on the red pockets.

He told of a hot document, and how to identify it specifically enough that GM would have to produce it.

She staggered into the kitchen, "which was very hot," the documents say.

Boud found issues with the fact that not all of these women were really gay, and her friend challenged Boud to find women that were actually "gay and hot" and document them as a photography project.