At the anniversary office the other day, a sleepy air pervaded, as it does in many Government offices in the clammy heat just before the summer monsoons.

The night had brought with it a clammy heat that clung to his skin, and he could feel the sweat snaking down his back.

The scorching, clammy heat of a summer in New York had been a total physical shock.

They had been stationed on theislandofTrinidad long enough for them to be able to work and fight in the clammy heat.

The air was hotter now, but it was the clammy heat of a fever.

She was plunged immediately into a clammy heat, so great was the temperature difference between tunnel and cavern.

This was a life, I knew, that would drag anyone down, if only by reason of the relentless clammy heat and the constant drag on bone and muscle.

How much longer was he going to be kept out here in the clammy heat of midsummer?

He sweated in the clammy heat of the car, and five endless minutes later he was only one vehicle away from the head of the queue.

He stripped to the waist and tossed away his shirt, sweat pumping from him now in the clammy heat.