Sentence examples for thin hot from inspiring English sources

Go for the fries, which are thin, hot and crisp.

Last year, astronomers discovered that outbursts from a giant black hole were spreading pressure waves through the thin hot gas of the distant Perseus cluster of galaxies.

Specifically, they claim that greater heat production in Archean time (about 4 billion to 2.5 billion years ago) would have produced hotter crustal geotherms, resulting in thin, hot lithospheric plates whose mechanical behaviour may have been quite different from that of the present-day plates and hence may not have permitted formation of subduction zones.

Previous studies (e.g., Niu et al., 2002; Suetsugu et al., 2009) showed that the MTZ is thin (hot) beneath the Society hotspot.

The core samples were then cut into two pieces perpendicular to the core axis and the thin hot disk was sandwiched between them.

Thin hot narrow regions on the edges of the LLSVPs were identified in two end-member models of lower mantle dynamics (Bull et al. 2009).

He conceded that the situation — sitting on a white bench with a thin, hot-pink cushion inside the transparent box while visitors not only peppered him with questions but also chipped in observations and confessions about their attitudes toward Jews or the Nazi period — was a bit "contrived".

Today, hot chocolate is consumed throughout the world and comes in multiple variations including the very thick cioccolata densa served in Italy, and the thinner hot cocoa that is typically consumed in the United States.

You like the thinnest, hottest slices you can't eat without folding?

Six-row malt used to make beers such as Budweiser are very high in enzymes, and therefore a thinner, hotter mash can be used.

Maybe you embellished on what you do for a living to make your life sound more attractive or perhaps you told the other person you're thinner, hotter, wealthier, more talented or younger than what is the actual reality.