Sentence examples for scorching terms from inspiring English sources

From the landing, she told him in scorching terms to leave her alone.

Most recommended models contained a crown scorch term and either a cambium injury term or a bark beetle infestation term.

Re "For Canseco and McGwire, Little Brotherly Love" (Feb. 13): Nobody knows more about Jose Canseco's Oakland team than the manager, Tony La Russa, whose words scorch Canseco in clear, emphatic terms.

It was a scorching 0.71°C (1.3°F) above the long-term average.

Dynamic vulcanization characteristics of fluoroelastomer during simultaneous mixing with a plastic, polyamide 6, for thermoplastic elastomeric compositions were analyzed in terms of induction time, scorch time, optimum cure and dynamic cure rate for the first time to understand their processing behavior.

The term Ramadan literally means "scorching" in Arabic.

The conflict reached its apparent apex in recent months, when the Sunni-dominated government in Sana'a unleashed what it termed "Operation Scorched Earth"; an aggressive and intentionally overwhelming summer assault from both land and air intended to shock the Shia insurgents into submission.

PHOENIX — Hot is a relative term for people used to the scorching summer weather in this city built on land better suited for cactus than lawns.

There was general agreement that thin + burn treatments had positive effects in terms of reducing fire severity, tree mortality, and crown scorch.

The cure characteristics of SBR vulcanizates are explained in terms of maximum rheometric torque (R∞), optimum cure time (t90), scorch time (t2) and cure rate index (CRI).

New terms were invented to describe what we experienced: Holocaust, Genocide, Scorched Earth, and Ethnic Cleansing.