Sentence examples for will be blistering from inspiring English sources

His pace will be blistering - it will be interesting to see how Hull deal with that". Yeovil break promisingly through Simon Gillet and Tom Eaves, but Eaves' foul on Jonny Evans allows the pressure to seep away.

The report, which some news accounts are predicting will be "blistering," is purported… ANNALS OF GOVERNMENT about Iraqgate and the Iran-Contra scandal.

The report, which some news accounts are predicting will be "blistering," is purported to sum up Starr's investigation of the Whitewater affair and, in the process, reveal material that could be particularly damaging to Mrs. Clinton.

Since the late 1990s, when the first assessments were carried out of the possible impacts of global warming on Britain specifically (as opposed to the Earth as a whole), it has been clear that the most damaging effects on these islands will very probably not be blistering droughts, but more violent downpours.

The 5K pace, meanwhile, should be blistering.

A huge high-pressure weather system that is blistering the Midwest will also keep temperatures here in the 90s for much of the week.

"Our away form has been blistering so we'll still go into next week full of confidence.

Public reaction was blistering.

His hands were blistering.

It would have been blistering.

But his condemnation is blistering.