Sentence examples for unrelenting heat from inspiring English sources
The effects of climate change such as devastating superstorms, unrelenting heat waves, and chronic urban pollution disproportionately harm communities of color and low-income individuals.
On Thursday it will be up to that pair to drain the enthusiasm out of Pakistan's attack in unrelenting heat and humidity.
During this long summer of unrelenting heat waves, young and old alike across the Japanese archipelago have found distraction in an unlikely drama about baseball.
Afterwards, Mourinho blamed the weather, suggesting that his team of Brazilians and Spaniards had been made "lazy" by the sheer unrelenting heat of an autumnal day in west London.
Bangkok to Koh Samui 'Samui flooded," the man dishing out delicious ice-cream warns, but in boiling Bangkok and after weeks of unrelenting heat, memories of rain have evaporated.
For millions of Americans, Halloween wasn't the only horror in store this week: Blistering, unrelenting heat was certainly no treat.
For a further four hours, they queued in the unrelenting midday heat outside the white prison walls, shuffling forward with boxes of food, shampoo, clothes and medicine, with 60 other families.
Through sheer serendipity, many of my perennials have not been affected by watering restrictions and record droughts, weeks of unrelenting high heat and humidity, and the flooding downpours of hurricanes.
Having performed all these activities in unrelenting summer heat, torrential downpours and fierce blizzards, I can't help wondering if advising people to ride bikes solely "for fun" ignores the real impact bikes can have on our society and our environment.
The climb up Cerro de Perquín, a sun-bleached peak overlooking the town of Perquín in El Salvador's northeastern Morazán region, was mercifully short, given the unrelenting morning heat.
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