Sentence examples for scorching for from inspiring English sources

Durant went 11 for 19 from the field and was scorching for the first three quarters.

The high diversity stands, which included more large trees, showed some scorching for 30 yards or so, as the fire burned the needle bed that had accumulated over five years since the last controlled burn.

The air gets about as hot as a Ferrari's exhaust pipe, and the vents stay scorching for several minutes after unplugging.

It'll be skin-peelingly scorching for, like, a day, perhaps two, and then it'll piss it down for a week and you'll be all: "Sigh, I wish I'd spent some money on a new games console rather than all that barbecue food going bad in the kitchen".

Emile Bernard, who along with Gauguin was Van Gogh's closest artistically, came in for a scorching denunciation for making abstract art for art's sake.

His first ball from the new bowler Luke Wright is scorched for four, inside out through extra cover.

Peter Mandelson, twice scorched for flying too near the rich, still holidayed with Tory tax exiles numbering George Osborne and unsuitable oligarchs among their friends.

I don't really know what he was doing, but that one point he gets scorched for when he probably tried his heart out the rest of the match".

So, although the Bills have allowed an average of 27 points a game, and were scorched for 489 yards (431 in the air) by the Falcons last week, the Jets' challenge -- to continue to hone a balanced offense that it will need if it hopes to make an impact in the playoffs -- will be significantly greater on a cold, chopped-up Giants Stadium field.

The first lady has been scorched for her work against bullies given how her husband treats people.

"We Albanians are tired of feeling cut off from the world," Mr. Demiraj, 45, said recently after waiting for hours in a scorching sun for a German visa.