Sentence examples for scorching as from inspiring English sources
It wasn't "scorching", as hopeful tabloid journalists suggested.
Who knew what the sun was scorching as it rolled over the horizon?
Sensing beauty in decay, Mr. Deacon sent out patterns of scorching, as though graceful dresses had been licked by flames.
Cape Hatteras in the summer will be as hot as Galveston, Tex., Assateague Island will feel like Key West, Fla., Canaveral will be as scorching as Desert Rock, Nev.
Poor wolf never stood a chance; vampires aren't just hot (and sometimes scorching, as on the HBO show "True Blood"), they have, in recent years, also become the favorite go-to romantic male lead, the last, possibly sole defense against the nice-guy tide embodied by the Apatowesque freaks and geeks and their bromantic brethren.
PATNA, India — For decades the sprawling state of Bihar, flat and scorching as a griddle, was something between a punch line and a cautionary tale, the exact opposite of the high-tech, rapidly growing, rising global power India has sought to become.
And the XLR will be lighter than that car as well, which means its 0-60mph time will also be scorching: maybe as low as 5.0 seconds flat.
Perhaps it's because it reminds me of a time when our family would all gather in the scorching heat as closely as we could next to both the TV and a portable air conditioner that needed constant topping up with water (whoever thought mixing electricity and water was a good idea?).
But next year, I'm sure, is going to be as sizzling and scorched as a barbecued sausage.
On those occasions when his mother cooked, everything was "scorched as black as a witch's heart," except the sprouts, which had a "nuclear green glow".
