Sentence examples for hottest start from inspiring English sources

In Victoria, Melbourne recorded a temperature of 32.8 degrees after Saturday broke records for the hottest start to October at 31.3 degrees.

The biggest headlines didn't go to the hottest start up or the next big thing in product or communications, though Samsung was everywhere.

"Sometimes the hottest start-ups either can't afford it or don't need it".

If you look at the hottest start-ups and social companies today, they don't even have real Web sites.

The Zynga Game Network, as the company is officially called, is the hottest start-up to emerge from Silicon Valley since Twitter and, before that, Facebook.

These are the 15 hottest start-up cities in the world, and David Hochman suggests six reasons Los Angeles is booming with start-ups.

In 2010, he left McKinsey to start GoCardless and within two years his new venture had been named one of the UK's hottest start-ups by the Guardian.

He talks about building subway cars, though 3-D printers and artisanal design products are probably more like it, and even the hottest start-ups in high-tech zones are adding only a few dozen jobs at a time.

One-quarter of the partners at Kleiner Perkins, the venture capital firm, are women, and some of the hottest start-ups — including Gilt, Hunch, Ning, Eventbrite and Meebo — were founded or co-founded by women.

But Jenna Wortham reports in Monday's New York Times that they might do better to study the more low-key approach of Pinterest, the hottest start-up of the moment.

SUN VALLEY, Idaho — While investors are salivating over the Web's hottest start-ups, Warren E. Buffett of Berkshire Hathaway, long reticent of technology companies, has no plans to take the plunge into the social networking space.