| As spring turns to summer, the mercury rises drastically in the region, making the deserts that are likely to be the theatre for war, inhospitably hot. |
| Carrie had turned on this light when she came downstairs to do her practice, and in the daylight it glowed weakly and inhospitably. |
| For this man had been most inhospitably treated, through his strange but undeniable likeness to a perfidious Briton. |
| To stand up would show, he thought, that he was not inhospitably eager to detain the parting guest. |
| Having so inhospitably fixed the hour of departure, Lilly wanted to be nice. |
| Today we will see the landscape changing dramatically from an inhospitably rocky land to the fertile grassland of central Mongolia. |
