Sentence examples similar to torrid speed from inspiring English sources
During the 2017 hurricane season, Harvey, Irma, Jose and Maria all underwent what is known as "rapid intensification". This means their peak wind speed rose at a torrid pace, by at least 29 mph in 24 hours, according to one definition (alternative definitions vary).
Without them City never looked watertight, enduring a second-minute scare when Slawomir Peszko gave Wayne Bridge – destined for a torrid evening – the slip before forcing the recalled Shay Given to speed out of his box and make a face-saving clearance.
In just a few years, average bus speeds had declined 17percentto to just 10 miles per hour from a torrid 12.
"Mine was really torrid".
Marcelo endured a torrid night.
Cisco Systems, continuing its torrid pace of acquisitions, said it would buy PixStream, a maker of hardware and software for the delivery of digital video over high-speed networks, for $369 million in stock.
Made life torrid for Romanians.
It was another torrid summer.
Tame, rather than torrid, then.
"With a torrid affair," Mr. Baldwin said.
