blinding heat

The setting sun flashed his blinding heat into my eyes.

No wonder he had been able to keep them at the causeway in that blinding heat.

Flames and fear, a blinding heat as she fought to escape.

He will never have only minutes to keep his ship fighting or see her destroyed in an instant of blinding heat.

The pressure was bad enough, but with it came heat, burning, blinding heat.

And yet, in the blinding heat and the wavering air, it seemed to do so.

I hit the ground, and as I did a nuclear weapon went off in my shoulder, white fire, blinding heat.

They walked through the blinding heat to the shade of the guardhouse eaves.

Paul stumbled back, thrusting up an arm to shield his eyes and face from the intense blinding heat.

He drove her, drove himself, until there was only blinding heat and whirling colors.

It was almost a physical shock to come into this air-conditioned, indirectly-lighted room from the blinding heat outside.

Outside, the blinding heat cracked and splintered stones, beginning their reduction, in aeons of time, to sand.

The blinding heat, the horror.

Rushes of blinding heat burned through her, and she felt as if she were a thing apart from the body that sought to hold her.

Blinding heat shot into Stacie's belly as she felt the leather of the belt rasp against her slit.

It's madness, he whispered, and in his mind's eye saw again those terrible deserts, shimmering endlessly in the blinding heat.

In the blinding heat of that love, Martha appears to have missed a clue to the otherwise chilly atmosphere of the sisters' childhood.

He wanted to tear off the long slim dress she wore and mount her like a stallion, all blinding heat and primitive need.

Muggy midsummer faded to the blinding heat and cloudless days that ripened grain for harvest.

The early afternoon sun beat down with blinding heat at this 2000 meter altitude, reflecting off the bright stone slabs with dazzling effect.

Choosing a knife you might have to rely on to keep you alive in the face of blizzards, blinding heat or bear attacks can be pretty daunting.

An hour of this, and the sun climbing over the eastern rim, and the heat beginning-the molten, blinding heat of the southern desert.

Seared by the blinding heat, the sabretooth released its death grip with an enraged shriek, and the giant's punishing kick flung them apart.

The hydrogue responded with a flurry of frigid steam that slammed into the blinding heat, stopping the ovoid fireball in its tracks.

"You totally wouldn't expect it in Los Angeles," Betty continues, elegantly sipping a can of beer in the blinding heat.