Sentence examples for raging hot from inspiring English sources
The All Blacks were raging hot 6/5 favourites at the start of the tournament and the odds had shortened to 2/5 on by kick-off.
It gave the raging hot tournament favourites passage to Saturday's final, and a shot at becoming the first three-time champions.
Then there's the scene where Dornan dribbles an ice cube all over Johnson's raging hot bod, a cliché that Hot Shots!
The ASEAN way frustrates the ASEAN project.Disunity in diversityThe association's founding in 1967, in a region where the cold war was raging hot in Vietnam and conflicts between its founder members seemed possible, was a visionary act.
His side had already obliterated Hawthorn and earned themselves a week off, so they enter this penultimate hurdle in raging hot form and possessing a well-earned sense of self-belief.
I know you'll stoke the coals 'til they're raging hot, with flames leaping through the slats in the grill, so that the meat will char very quickly, leaving the inside bloody and delicious.
"The constant Cold War competition raged hot during the Carter administration and preoccupied me throughout the four years," Brown wrote.
The management innovation for which Mr Ferguson is best known is the "hairdryer"—a halftime or sometimes post-match motivational team talk delivered with a rage hot enough to, yes, dry his players' no doubt absurdly trendy tonsures.
The fire at Churchill was one of many on 7 February 2009 - a day that became known as Black Saturday when a series of simultaneous bushfires raged in hot, dry, windy conditions.
KFC is popular in Asia and Pizza Hut is prevalent in Europe, where the debate rages hottest, but fewer than 300 of Taco Bell's 7,000 restaurants are outside the United States.
As her hand plunges back inside for the baggie, she imagines raging-hot infrared vision blasting from her fingertips, zooming in on the required materials with the expertise of Luke Skywalker's computer detecting the Death Star.
