Sentence examples for typically hot from inspiring English sources

Climates of the Late Permian (Lopingian) Epoch were typically hot and locally very dry.

When they met last month, it was too late for Fenerbahce to knock Galatasaray off the top of Turkey's Super Lig, but it was typically hot blooded.

He was never happier than in a hotel suite where he could smoke his cigars and eat his favourite "junk" foods (typically hot dogs with lashings of mustard and vanilla ice cream smothered in caramel sauce).

The most serious consequence of the huge snowpack in the Wasatch Mountains may be lurking well below the summits, especially if the weather changes rapidly to the typically hot northern Utah temperatures of late June and July.

They just didn't know the time or the place, although New Orleans seemed to be a pretty good bet: a city starved for a winner, a Saints football team typically hot early in the season, an electric Superdome bursting with playoff-type energy against Sanchez, the Jets' emerging golden boy.

Seated on a park bench, a light jacket over her shoulders, Elena Yevgenyevna, 52, said she came to Moscow two days ago from the Siberian town of Novokuznetsk to escape an anomalous cold spell that had spoiled the typically hot summer there.

In order to strengthen them, single crystals are typically hot-forged to induce clean grain boundaries and large grain sizes, which do not decrease infrared transmission significantly but allow the body to resist deformation.

At the end of his workday he climbs back onto his bike for the commute home, typically hotter and hilly.

F-type stars like Epsilon Aurigae tend to glow white and display strong ionized calcium absorption lines and weak hydrogen absorption lines; being a class above the Sun (which is a G-type star), F-type stars are typically hotter than sunlike stars.

Only weak evidence was found to suggest that counties where summers are typically hotter (based on averages of daily July maximum temperature measurements for 2001 2010) were more likely to have established heat plans in preparation for extreme heat by 2011 than were milder counties.

It's important to note not to use the seeds of the pepper — these are typically hotter than the flesh.