Sentence examples for usually hot from inspiring English sources

"Summer is usually hot and dusty.

Hockenheim's usually hot and the fans make sure there's a great atmosphere.

Blasts of Santa Ana winds, usually hot and dry, streak through the mountain passes in the fall and winter.

Sometimes it is fish (delicately breaded flounder is available on Fridays and Saturdays, $7.50 a pound), usually hot and always good eating.

It's a comedy of manners to rival anything on a Broadway stage, as the black-clad, clumping-shoe-wearing fashion folk gossip and greet one another and trade impressions as the cricketing of camera shutters spritzes the (usually hot) air.

At the very least, their soft bodies tend to render these characters as sexually unthreatening and cuddly, redefining male sex appeal and shifting the burden of attractiveness entirely onto their usually hot female love interests.

Rallies are longer, the countries where clay court events are played are usually hotter, it's more skilled, it requires patience, fighting spirit, determination".

Coastal cities like the capital are usually hotter and muggier than the mountain towns and villages where one doesn't usually need air conditioning.

Ceramic pickups are usually hotter and have more midrange.

The weather--usually hot and humid--and the presence of unrelenting mosquitoes are only some of the challenging factors to contend with in the tropical rain forest.

The subspecies endemicum causes bejel, usually in hot, arid climates, and pertenue spreads yaws in hot, humid places.