Sentence examples for wave of hot from inspiring English sources

"We are focused on finding the next wave of hot creative types who we can keep going back to.

He was making ends meet with ads, roasts and talk shows — reading Shakespeare on Johnny Carson — when the new wave of hot '70s filmmakers came along.

Instead of being used to expand productive investment and create new wealth, a tidal wave of hot money caromed around the world in search of the fastest returns.

The results are on show in a recent wave of hot spring hotels, or onsen ryokans, that merge ancient ideas with concepts from modern design.

The latest in a wave of hot bands with appalling names (see also Joe Lean and the Jing Jang Jong), the Ting Tings are a "clever pop duo" - singer/guitarist Katie White and drummer Jules de Martino - whose five-song set was one of Glastonbury's few highlights and whose hand-painted, personally distributed debut single, That's Not My Name, caused a label bidding war.

Smartphones with built-in cameras have sparked a wave of hot startups focused on photos, including Path, picplz, and Instagram.

But after years riding a wave of red-hot growth and expansion, the Australian economy is starting to cool off as demand for its vast mineral resources tapers.

The room, windowless and stuffy, set off a predictable wave of hot-flash jokes.

The show yields an immersive sense of early modern art as a tidal wave of hot-and-bothered genius.

It's summer, the afternoon rush hour, you're surrounded by buses, cars and delivery trucks, and they're blasting you with waves of hot, nasty exhaust fumes.

However, Bethlehem is affected also by annual waves of hot, dry, sandy and dust Khamaseen winds from the Arabian Desert, during April, May and mid-June.