Sentence examples for simultaneously hot from inspiring English sources

The content is simultaneously hot and inscrutable.

Hot and iced tea Bizarre drink of tea that was … simultaneously hot and cold.

In the popular narrative it is "epic", "sweeping" and "volcanic", simultaneously hot and cold, and wave-swept, offbeat and outlandish, carried by a tradition of sagas and fairytales.

Lucky, then, that this week electronics giant LG unveiled a swanky machine which runs two cycles simultaneously: hot cottons up top, cooler smalls below.

The crisp duck of the cool salad reappears in other enticing guises, topped with mild red chili sauce and lime leaves ($9), a well-balanced combination, or in a curry with green beans and onions that is simultaneously hot and herbal.

For a man that gave us tea that is simultaneously hot and cold, mustard ice cream, and a burger that takes longer to make than a return trip to Australia, your fish pie, shepherd's pie, mac and cheese and lasagne are all something of a backward step.

The system can simultaneously generate hot air and hot water in addition to electricity, and the total energy generated per unit area is higher than that of a single-fluid system.

This experiment consists in simultaneously injecting hot water and a chemical tracer into the aquifer and monitoring the evolution of groundwater temperature and concentration in the recovery well (and possibly in other piezometers located down gradient).

The world was no longer uniformly cold and snowy but had multiplied, become variegated: it was simultaneously cold and hot, snowy white but also green and blooming.

Since entering the movie mainstream last year with his role as Dr Jonathan Crane, aka 'the Scarecrow', in Christopher Nolan's Batman Begins, he has managed to maintain a relatively low public profile while simultaneously becoming a hot property both here and in Hollywood.

In a cone-guide geometry, we simultaneously measured the hot electron temperature and the energy transfer efficiency from the incident LFEX, a kJ-class PW laser, which were measured to be 5.3 MeV and 37%, respectively.