Sentence examples for killing heat from inspiring English sources

Their battles were sharp, vicious crawls through jungle terrain in killing heat.

Droughts have come to Texas before, but this time it's a killing heat that grips the state.

In ''The Quick and the Dead,'' Williams's sense of place came from the earth, the air, the plants and animals, the killing heat — and the inconsequence of human endeavor within that world.

And, if Petkovic did not know a lot about Konta before their tooth-and-nail struggle, she certainly did after an hour and 56 minutes in killing heat on Louis Armstrong on Saturday afternoon.

Laura Robson broke down in tears, with a towel draped over her head, her match-adrenalin sapped in killing heat, after fighting back to within three points of forcing the sixth seed Karolina Pliskova into a third set in the girls' final of the Australian Open.

But to suggest she ever has let her supporters down deliberately or through lack of courage, as certain commentators have, is to join the media hysteria that so cruelly added brine to her failure to finish the Olympic marathon in the killing heat of Athens five years ago, when she was favourite.

Every pathogenic bacterium seems to have a killing formula: "heat to x°C and hold at that temperature for y minutes".

Prions cannot be killed by heat, radiation, boiling or chemical destruction.

While stranded on highways, people were injured or killed from heat stroke.

Then, some participants ate mint candies infused with L. paracasei that the scientists had killed with heat.

Of the 4,402 who boarded the two trains, more than 2,100 were killed through heat, exhaustion, suffocation, dehydration and madness.