scorching heat

People running for the river, seeking escape from the scorching heat.

The image of him naked returned to her mind with scorching heat.

They had been baking in the scorching heat of Venus for more than three years.

He blinked his eyes and realized they were already dry from the scorching heat.

"I remember seeing him playing tennis in the scorching heat.

She could already feel the scorching heat of the flames as they dived toward her face.

The scorching heat of the new flames propelled him away from the window, toward the south again.

He seemed not to feel either the cold from without or the scorching heat of the flaming torch in his hand.

It is screened overhead by day from the scorching heat with shades.

After voting, almost everyone present would stop to buy refreshments from him - much needed because of the scorching heat.

Again, she felt a wave of intense scorching heat.

The air had a heavy dusty feel that promised a wave of scorching heat later on.

All she got from her good deed was the scorching heat of this giant's glare.

Her lips still tingled from the scorching heat of his kiss.

The flames arose and the scorching heat became almost insupportable.

Not just this summer's scorching heat, but the quarterback heat that is always on.

The dam was a major attraction with people spending all day swimming in the scorching heat.

Although nothing could make the scorching heat any less, the black garments that the traders had given them were at least an improvement.

A scorching heat came into his face, and it seemed he blinked to clear his vision.

In the scorching heat of the summer days the rooms are cool and at night they are warm.

Unthinking, he hurled himself backward, away from the scorching heat.

The firefighters paraded along the same streets they defended in scorching heat just several weeks ago.

The voluminous sleeves of his robe blocked out the scorching heat.

At first I welcomed this relief from the scorching heat; but the chill quickly became uncomfortable.

Frost, scorching heat, high winds, and lack of water all exact their toll.