Sentence examples for summer scorching from inspiring English sources

After a summer scorching the festivals, he begins a tour in October – with an actual live band to boot.

In the winter, thick fog often triggers huge pileups; in the summer, scorching temperatures cause overheated engines and blown tires, the remains of which litter the sides of the highway like rubber roadkill.

Sure, the pristine beaches and sloping waves are a welcome respite from the Manhattan summer scorch that can melt the soles of your flip flops.

These, upon a day when oppressive summer scorched the earth, met by a cooling spring — as it chanced, beneath the same shady tree; and made ready to contend together in sweet singing and for a stake.

Heat waves over the summer scorched the U.S. and Texas suffered from fires and its worst drought in decades.

His school is cold in winter, scorching in summer and ill-supplied year round, but at least it is open.

As of Wednesday, 14 controlled burns had been set in Suffolk County this year, scorching 110 acres.

Azmi's best-known writing for films is the critically acclaimed Garam Hawa (1974; "Scorching Winds"), directed by M.S. Satyu.

June of 2004 saw 216 fires in June 2004, scorching of 1,153,258 acres; this June saw 404 fires and 1,875,984 acres consumed, the division reports.

So far, the Rim Fire has been California's worst wildfire for 2013, scorching more than a quarter-million acres in and around Yosemite and destroying more than 100 homes.

OO Epic Middle East Heat Wave Could Be Global Warming's Hellish Curtain-Raiser - with record-shattering temperatures this summer scorching countries from Morocco to Saudi Arabia and beyond, climate experts warn that this could be a harbinger of worse to come.