Sentence examples for pretty hot in from inspiring English sources

(Animals are actually pretty "hot" in theory now).

"It's pretty hot in the town right now," said the mayor, Sadou H. Diallo, who was reached by phone on Sunday afternoon.

And, of course, it helps enormously that she is pretty ("hot" in Thai political-science jargon) and has a big smile which is just the sort of thing that newspaper editors look for to brighten up their front page every morning.The Democrat Party grumbles that it's just a circus, that in reality she is merely a lightweight and wholly unqualified to run the country.

Ed Skrein, late of Ill Manors, is pretty hot in real life, but even he looked as though he was wondering how he ended up in a Fabio video featuring a white-haired Queen, a hot bath and some cheesy lines about desire.

I won't tell you any more, but suffice it to say that the not-so-jolly green giant ends up being pretty hot in the arena, and eventually heads back to Earth to take vengeance on the Avengers – a spat depicted in the comic book World War Hulk.

That one has an aluminum back which can get pretty hot in the sun and even overheat.

The subject is a pretty hot potato in the Caribbean with opinion split as to whether tour operators will offer more variety in the future.

The James Beard Foundation doesn't let just anyone come in and cook at the home of the titan of American cuisine; you've got to be pretty hot property in the culinary world.

"The president's gotten the country in some pretty hot water here in terms of these two areas.

"We've got our eye on a location in Spain, but it might be pretty hot to work in comfortably, and we might have trouble controlling the lighting.

With the advent of the next generation of Bluetooth and improvements in miniaturization techniques, not to mention ever-increasing efficiency in power consumption, we're going to see some pretty hot ear candy in '08.