Sentence examples for mostly hot from inspiring English sources

Chocolate soufflé is mostly hot air.

For the moment, at least, CCS is mostly hot air.

We call the final few months of the season "squeaky bum time", but that's mostly hot air.

This may add more steam to a legislative process that tends to involve mostly hot air.But states and local municipalities are wise not to wait for Congress.

But whereas Fidelity's funds had been famous for thrilling investors, running (mostly) hot and (sometimes) cold, under Ms Johnson they rolled with the markets.

He said the take for the cart ranges from $2,000 a day on a warm summer weekend to $200 in the winter, when he sells mostly hot dogs and nuts.

It's mostly hot-country colonial: planters' chairs with cane seats and slanting backs.

On a mostly-hot day, save for one intense shower, there were also lines at the water fountains.

Wildfires are a common occurrence in Australia; because of the generally hot and dry climate, they pose a great risk to life and infrastructure during all times of the year, though mostly throughout the hotter months of summer and spring.

Turns out that in the right hands, Twitter can be a magical wealth-creation machine powered mostly by hot air.

British Airways reported a 75% increase in the number of people booking holidays on Christmas Day 2012 compared with last year and a 58% increase on Boxing Day, mostly to hot destinations including Orlando, Barbados, Las Vegas, Barcelona, Dubai and St Lucia.