Sentence examples for traditionally hot from inspiring English sources

More traditionally, Hot Pursuit offers a vast range of simultaneous multiplayer modes, set throughout the enormous Seacrest county, which boasts over a hundred miles of tarmac roads in an area four times bigger than the Burnout Paradise map.

Why doesn't he just come clean with New Yorkers and admit that he voted for a pay raise?" The issue of raises for members of Congress has been such a traditionally hot topic in campaigns that Congress several years ago changed the rules to mute it.

Traditionally, hot toddies are made with whiskey, brandy, or rum.

The piece reflects a growing breakdown of the already contentious Senate race on traditionally hot-button medical care issues.

Knäck is traditionally poured hot into small paper moulds and left to set.

Budget restaurants, which have not traditionally been hot spots for lovers, are offering Valentine's Day specials.

Vegetables such as gernika peppers, which are similar to the Spanish padrón peppers, are also cooked traditionally over hot coals, and turbot is a speciality.

And at least one physical retailer is taking a cue from the online competition: Walgreens, not traditionally a hot destination on that Friday, will begin offering coupons just to users of its mobile app on that day.

Japanese baths are traditionally pretty hot (a little over 100 degrees Fahrenheit), but be careful to not scald yourself.

He predicted the situation would only get worse in May, traditionally the hottest month in India.

When strained after some 12 hours, the resulting brew is a robust but smooth taste without the bitter acids and oils that traditionally accompany hot-water extraction methods.