By selling chicken marinated in a tangy Latin American/Caribbean mojo basting, Pollo Tropical became the hottest fast-food restaurant on a block lined with McDonald's, Taco Bell, Wendy's and Burger King units.
I asked if she was good and I was told she was "hot," in this weird pronunciation like the speaker was holding a hot cup of tea and saying "Hot hot hot!" really fast.
"Hot, fast and dangerous".
Tower PCs have lots of space inside, and cooling fans, so they can use hot, fast processors.
Two teams with offenses that often flow in hot, fast and frenetic ways opposed one another at Yankee Stadium last night.
(4) 27 Rams, angry-looking with level temperature (3,6) Down 1 Nameless object with hot, fast flow (5) 2 Imbibing nitrogen, be the greater fibber?
At best, you'd get a hot fast sandy weasel, which would be of no use to anyone, but it might attract some media interest.
The virtuoso storyteller Elmore Leonard has been rightly praised for his technique: hot, fast narrative, tasty dialogue, strokes of character so quick they're invisible, never a detail that doesn't move things ahead.
If a new item gets hot fast, the folksonomy will take that into account.
Frank Sutton, the unfortunate consumer of an excruciatingly hot fast-food sandwich, deserves an opportunity to have his day in court.
"Temperatures are getting hotter, and they are getting hotter faster now than at any time in the past," said Michel Jarraud, deputy secretary general of the World Meteorological Organization.
