Sentence examples similar to scorching stuff from inspiring English sources
AMERICA'S railways were once the envy of the world, the transport backbone of a scorching economy and the stuff of legend.
My suitcase was stuffed with t-shirts for the scorching heat, long dresses for Shabbat, my barely-used running sneakers for the hike up Masada and jackets for the chilly nights in Tel Aviv.
We shall also scorch the earth beneath you".This is just the stuff to please President Joseph Estrada.
It's a gift to be able to write about such dark stuff without succumbing to utter bleakness, and to infuse even scorching sadness with a ray of hopefulness.
Standing in Kansas City's scorching sun, motorcycle police officers holding radar guns bemoaned polyester pants that cannot breathe, and said they were stuffing cooling packs inside their bullet-proof vests.
They endure all the standard hardships of late 19th century life: blizzards, scorching heat and drought, record-setting cold temperatures, endless winters, plagues of locusts, near-lethal fevers, attacks by Indians, the standard stuff.
Scorching summer winds strand ships.
There, on a scorching hot day, Richard Blechynden, an Englishman whose miserable job it was to entice the crowd to sample hot black tea from India, had the brain wave to pour the stuff over ice.
He is just scorching this course.
