Hot In A Sentence

• It never gets as hot as that out here.
• The hot blood rushed into her face.
• For such a hot bath is the only form of complete ablution.
• The planks forward are already hot to the hand.
• So, he grows hot at last.
• In the hot blaze of tropic sun the place slept.
• We sipped hot posset, and talked of our partners.
• It was a hot still night, and the window was left open.
• She saw that we had hot water for our hands at the appointed hours.
• All the wealth of spring flowers lay fainting in the hot atmosphere.
• It had been quite hot in the plains, and was pleasantly cool up here.
• Frenchmen, who about the year 1780 invented hot air balloons.
• This hot zone extends right around the middle part of the earth.
• He's jumping around like a chicken on a hot griddle.
• The hot sun beat down upon the streets and houses, but awoke no life.
• Sange Moarte's hot panting resounded through the darkness.
• In the North and in Europe hot bread is considered unhealthy.
• In the forests of the Hot Zone the trees grow very close together.
• Yo' un knows we 'uns air to make it hot for the Yanks in Palmyra.
• Out-swagger'd your hot father. ANT.

• It is not very hot when you start, but every mile you travel you find it growing hotter.
• He waxed warmer and warmer, until at length the bed became too hot to hold him.
• Gray flung himself on the sand, face downwards, careless of the hot sun that poured upon him.
• For instance, the corn bread, the hot biscuits and wheat bread, and the fried chicken.
• A few hot words passed between us, when I drew my stiletto, and stabbed him to the heart.
• But he has left me for the South Wind, with her golden hair and her hot breath.
• The moment one of these "heavenly bodies" appeared on my horizon, I was sure to be in hot water.
• People can work better here where we do not have either intensely hot or intensely cold weather all of the time.
• But a yearling calf can be a very obstreperous brute on occasion, and this one was hot from his run.
• A few hot days had taken off the heavy snows in the mountains so quickly that the stream was running swift and deep.
• He took her in his arms and pressed her to his heart, while the hot sun beat down upon the weary village.
• I've known a young dog to get on a hot trail, and follow it until he was completely lost.
• One blazing hot day, a modest and courteous officer of the regular army appeared in our den and introduced himself.
• I remember well a case of two officers at noon on a comparatively hot day, sitting by the wayside at a halt.
• Suddenly in the breathless, soundless, hot night an argus pheasant screamed in the woods across the stream.
• One of the blacks came aft, treading the hot deck with the unconcern of one whose bare feet felt no heat.
• Getting water hot enough was sometimes difficult when you wanted as much as is necessary for a bath, if the wind blew high and firewood was scanty.
• I managed the egg, but it was all I could do, and she then presented me with a cup of hot barley-water.
• The day was hot and the roads dusty, and Lawrence favored the horses all possible, but they made good progress.
• There was no other mark that I could see; I began to wonder if we were as hot on the scent as we had thought.

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