Sentence examples for torrid weather from inspiring English sources

Plump politicians gasp heavily in the torrid weather.

Torrid weather combined with transplant shock will kill an ailing specimen.

Even in the most torrid weather they're part of her workday wardrobe in the employee benefits office at a Florham Park, N. J., insurance brokerage.

With the torrid weather conditions testing the drivers reflexes, Massa then narrowly avoided crashed out as he moved slightly off the racing line heading into Sainte Devote at the start of lap 16, sliding into the run-off area.

This July, when much of the country was suffering through a period of especially torrid weather, NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies announced that each of the first six months of 2016 was the warmest on record.

Even so, the collodion boiled on the plate in torrid weather, and retreating to the relative coolness of rock tombs seemed like a good idea until the dust clouds that were stirred from the floor — not to mention the droppings of countless bats suspended from the roof — fouled the plates.

The torrid summer weather and lack of facilities near the site also presented difficulties.

An NFU spokesman said: "It has put an extraordinary strain on the industry after what has been a torrid 12 months of extreme weather, compounded by the fact that many farmers' sheep are lambing at the moment.

Washingtonians who recall that the suicide in 1870 of Napoleon III's minister to Washington, Prevost Paradahl, was attributed by some to the city's oppressive heat were not surprised by this week's torrid run-up of suffocating tropical weather.

RELIEF FOR ALL NORTHEAST Temperature to Drop Within 36 Hours, Says Weather Bureau -- West of State Still Torrid.

The site of Hoover Dam endures extremely hot weather, and the summer of 1931 was especially torrid, with the daytime high averaging 119.9 °F.