Sentence examples for often hot from inspiring English sources

But there, the trade takes place in small, often hot and humid prewar shops, with low prices the primary draw.

They were often hot, sticky and smelly, but all sought to enjoy some of the best tennis in the world.

In this often hot and crowded city, it can be difficult to escape the blaring horns and careening rickshaws, not to mention the hordes of fellow pedestrians.

Because of the compactional stress and the depth from which the mixture comes, the mud is often hot and may have an accompanying steam cloud.

06:00 Hockey: men's gold medal match – The Kookaburras are often hot favourites in this event and since 1984 have never finished worse than fourth.

They bring a change of clothes, jugs of warm water to pour over themselves after their swim and, often, hot cylinders of jasmine tea.

Wires, for example, are often hot-dip galvanized in continuous multistrand lines.

Often, hot-water pastry uses lard but here I've swapped it for butter, to keep this recipe vegetarian.

Serving in the Senate for 40 years, longer than any other Republican, he was known as a fierce and often hot-tempered advocate for his state.

The Telegraph reported that he floated the idea that more universities could follow the example of the medical school at King's College London, and offer bright pupils from non-selective state schools an extra foundation year to enable them to catch up with more privileged, often hot-housed pupils.

Sex is often hotter when there's a little adversity in the mix, and there's nothing wrong with creating the illusion of adversity to spice up an otherwise "nice" relationship.