Sentence examples for stifling summer from inspiring English sources
He was backed by the former general secretary of Asia's own confederation, Peter Velappan, who warned that the stifling summer heat could even lead to a player boycott.
From old-school hip-hop to stifling summer heat, classic New York film motifs abound in Spike Lee's Richard Price novel adaptation about street-level drug dealers.
A few tiny scattered figures are the only signs of life in this vignette, which bathes the viewer in an aura of dry, stifling summer heat.
For die-hard heat seekers, triple-digit temperatures or stifling summer humidity aren't cause to flee to the coast or head north.
DESPITE the stifling summer heat in the centuries-old meeting hall, officials from the London Stock Exchange LSEE) were decidedly cool in assessing merger prospects at their company's annual general meeting on July 13th.
Other aid officials have said that having the people stay in the camps for the displaced, which are shrouded in stifling summer heat, for longer than absolutely necessary would build further resentment against the government.
The anniversary obsession in classical music became stifling this year, with performances of Wagner, Verdi, Britten, and Stravinsky filling the schedule.
Attempts to host a basic "know your rights with Asio" information session were stifled earlier this year by numerous Islamic organisations due to this financial relationship.
Profit taking in the technology sector led the market lower in Tuesday morning trading after a preliminary ruling in the Microsoft msft case did little to stifle yesterday's rally.
Google services such as Gmail and Maps have been increasingly stifled this year by China's "Great Firewall" — the country's censorship and surveillance program — while Facebook and Twitter remain blocked on the mainland.
It was stifling in summer, freezing in winter, without gas, electricity, running water or proper insulation, and overrun by rats, but it became a haven for penniless artists from all over Europe.
