Sentence examples for summer hot from inspiring English sources
Every summer Hot 97 hosts the giant Summer Jam concert, in which the Diplomats, local heroes infiltrating what is effectively a national stage, tend to get short shrift.
There are two verses, both set at night, the first in a summer "hot like 95 fahrenheit" while the second is in winter where he can hide his shotgun inside his sheepskin coat.
But friends who live in the South of France with their three young children had urged us to visit last spring, swearing there is also a "child friendly" side to this summer hot spot.
Summer hot spots are always very specific.
The winter was mild, the spring and summer hot.
Yerba maté, the local herbal tea, is consumed year-round chilled in summer, hot in winter.
On Tuesday nights in summer, hot-rod and vintage-car enthusiasts from all over Long Island converge on Oyster Bay and park their rigs on the streets outside.
The Chicago Tribune's recent roundup of local top chefs' favorite summer hot-dog recipes — a beef hot dog with spicy tomatillo salsa, a Greek-style lamb hot dog with tzatziki sauce — should please Scott Gold, the meat-celebrating blogger and author of "The Shameless Carnivore: A Manifesto for Meat Lovers".
By Lauren Porcaro Dorment August 12, 2008 The Chicago Tribune's recent roundup of local top chefs' favorite summer hot-dog recipes — a beef hot dog with spicy tomatillo salsa, a Greek-style lamb hot dog with tzatziki sauce — should please Scott Gold, the meat-celebrating blogger and author of "The Shameless Carnivore: A Manifesto for Meat Lovers".
— Lauren Porcaro The Chicago Tribune's recent roundup of local top chefs' favorite summer hot-dog recipes — a beef hot dog with spicy tomatillo salsa, a Greek-style lamb hot dog with tzatziki sauce — should please Scott Gold, the meat-celebrating blogger and author of "The Shameless Carnivore: A Manifesto for Meat Lovers".
Last summer, hot, dry weather across the midsection of the country produced a range of almost Biblical-sounding scourges: drought, fire, withered crops.
