Sentence examples for slow hot from inspiring English sources

Despite a passing mango metaphor, though, it's hard to picture Mr. Johnson singing a tune like "Slow, Hot & Sweaty," with its not-even-double entendres.

There's really nothing especially fun about a long slow hot drive down Avenida Insurgentes, one of the world's longest avenues.

Too late or too early would do the astronaut no good; the sun's competing gravity would suck him into a slow, hot death.

Engaging the baroque, landscapes of chiaroscuro can be built that – to use the language of pleasure – dance between sun and shadow, creating landscapes that sway and dance with the delivery of the cooling afternoon breeze and slowing hot desert blasts.

The relays also were tested in slow, hot-switching cycles designed to increase the electrical stress on the contact, and consistently achieved on-currents up to 50 μA or the imposed current limit without failure.

Read more opinion online from Bloomberg View: The Worst Banking Scandal Yet? and How to Slow Down Hot Money.

Many are calling for a financial transaction tax that would slow down hot money and raise new money for social programs and climate change.

The Fed did this to slow the red-hot economy and keep inflation under control.

But just as local officials have an incentive to inflate numbers, so Beijing has had reason recently to understate them: it wants to slow the red-hot economy.

Nor do they deal in any way adequately with the government's feeble attempts to slow its red-hot domestic economy, which stand in contrast to the aggressive way in which it recently flexed its new global muscles by bullying Japan.For a real insider's look at life in modern China, readers should turn instead to the work of Rachel DeWoskin, who spent five years in Beijing.

Considerable suspension modifications were also made, with tighter springs and shocks (the car rides an inch lower than stock), and brakes were also made bigger, to help slow the hot-rod Lincoln.