Sentence examples for it s too hot from inspiring English sources

Several cited " limited availability" or " lack of awareness" of affordable, alternate activities in smaller communities (" bigger cities offer more opportunities") and issues with the community (" parks are not good"), weather (" it' s too hot during the summer"), and outdoor safety (" streets aren' t safe").

But this summer — except in August, when it's too hot — Rome's archaeological authority has reallocated money so that it can provide staffs for five monuments in the ancient heart of Rome that are usually closed.

1. Mingle At The Museum At S. Dillon Ripley Center It's too hot to mingle outside.

Comb it and wear it loose - and if it´s too hot for that, wear a ponytail.

If the bit is too hot for you to hold indefinitely, it is too hot for your horse's mouth.

The padding on a dogs feet is just the same as an average human's feet, if the ground is too hot for you then it is too hot for the dog and can damage their paws.

It was too hot for McGowan's prized red and blue leather Giants jacket.

Freddie has a girlfriend (who also followed him from home) and while they do have a scene rolling around in tall grass, it ends before it gets too hot with Freddie's head resting gently on a football.

Oh yes, and to his captain being alarmed once when he insisted on flying bare chested because it was too hot for a pilot's nasty polyester uniform shirt.

Make sure it's not too hot for the bear's fabric – if you make the water too hot it may shrink or harm the bear's fur.

At the other, it features Everybody Says Hi, a lovely song on which Bowie contemplates his son Joe's adulthood in the most prosaic terms imaginable: "I'd like to get a letter, like to know what's what, hope the weather's good and it's not too hot".