| The cockpit became scorchingly hot, and I could see the heat waves coming off the generator as it struggled to keep up with my fast firing. |
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| But of course he says this, and a great deal more, far more wittily and scorchingly every time he goes into a recording studio. |
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| Ten minutes and a scorchingly confusing user interface later, we'd ordered our pizza. |
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| It looked scorchingly hot out there in the opening minutes of the broadcast. |
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| The news for today, apart from the fact that Munich is scorchingly hot, is that I apparently have a first class honours degree. |
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| And by mixing the air, the air coming out is not necessarily as scorchingly hot. |
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| Three weeks after the scorchingly hot Algarve rendezvous, the Formula Le Mans Cup teams will meet up at the Nürburgring in mid-August. |
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| The sun is scorchingly hot on my back but the waters around are choppy and argumentative, as if warning me against what I'm about to do. |
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| After a dry winter and spring, conducive to good vine growing, the beginning of the summer promised another scorchingly hot vintage until the drastic change in the weather in August, which was particularly grey. |
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| Tucker, the foul-mouthed governmental puppeteer, so scorchingly incarnated by Peter Capaldi in TV's The Thick of It, is the pivot on which Armando Iannucci's debut feature turns. |
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| Last run, with a scorchingly hot first week. |
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| All orbit scorchingly close to their parent star. |
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