Sentence examples similar to torrid land from inspiring English sources
China's government believed it could engineer a soft landing in the transition from torrid double-digit economic growth, fuelled by exports and investments, to steady and balanced growth underpinned by domestic consumption, especially of services.
The goal was given to the US player Ryan Kesler but the responsibility for landing his team-mates, and his nation, with the prospect of a torrid third period belonged to Luongo.
In her memoir "Bald in the Land of Big Hair," the author mentions the torrid sex scenes she managed to produce in fiction.
The first part of the road as far as the so‑called Ladder was through an enclosed valley, torrid and lacking in provisions, but the rest was over high land, blessed with a very healthful climate and full of the fruits appropriate to the season.
Familiar names abound on the MoMA schedule: Marlene Dietrich appears in one of her earliest leading roles in 1929's "Three Loves" (Jan . 1, a torrid melodrama directed by Kurt Bernhardt, who became Curtis when he landed a contract at Warner Brothers.
Mari Mater O'Neill asserts a fantasy of self-empowerment in a print of two comic book Wonderwomen who farm the land, keep evil at bay and end their day in a torrid mutual embrace.
Starting in August and continuing for several weeks, torrid and sometimes violent protests spread across dozens of Chinese cities after activists from both sides tried to land on the islands and the Japanese government responded to the dispute by buying islands that were in private Japanese hands.
"Mine was really torrid".
Marcelo endured a torrid night.
Made life torrid for Romanians.
