searing

All he knew was the searing pain behind his eyes.

It was going to be searing later in the day.

How long could he stand the searing heat of it?

A few searing days last week were a help, but businesses said they will need a lot more.

That was a searing experience for many black elected officials.

The searing cold cut through her as she fell into the sea.

She felt its searing passage through the air, not far to the left.

The searing pain began to go away after a minute or two.

What if you were in the searing heat of the desert?

The searing pain at the front of her shoulder was like nothing she had ever' felt before.

With the words came a searing pain, then darkness and nothing.

Then the woman turned on her heel and went out into the searing day.

Even through his armor he could feel the searing heat.

He opened his eyes to the searing air and sighed.

She could feel the searing heat of his golden skin.

It was still, and hot, the sky a searing blue.

On Wednesday, his eyes were still red from the searing heat of the attack.

Or it can be a searing pain down the back of a leg.

Then the light and the blast of searing heat were gone.

She felt a searing pain across her left arm, high up near the shoulder.

You might even be able to Google your way out of the searing sun.

The searing heat, though, had not been the worst of it.

He could feel the searing heat like a bath of living light.

She felt his arms closing her off from the searing wind.

The searing light of early afternoon suddenly lost its strength.

Their kiss was like the searing of fire or ice.

Chief Searing said four firefighters had been injured, but not seriously.

For better searing, fish should be at room temperature before being placed on the grill.

"We are still in the midst of our work," Chief Searing said.

The searing of my tongue and throat explained why the carpenter had waited.

But she didn't seem to feel the searing of her hands; she just laughed in his face.

What, after all, was cauterisation but the deliberate searing of nerve and capillary?

She wanted the iciness of anger to counter the searing of memory.

The searing of his power channels, however, was to prove more difficult to remedy than his exhaustion.

"Now I have this image of the searing of flesh and fur and fire."

It's a real searing of the nation's soul."

While this form of searing has lost the force it once had, the essence of all the new words of emphasis is physical.

He felt something plow into his back, a searing of flesh that buckled his knees.

Edward Searing stayed in New York and they divorced in 1894.

The higher the butterfat content, the richer the taste, the crisper the pastry, the faster the searing of foods.

A woman's body flaring like a torch, the smell of burning hair, burning flesh, agony searing.

Edward Searing (July 14, 1835-October 22, 1898) was an American educator.

He married Martha Searing on Christmas Eve of 1829.

They had one child, Elsa Waller Searing, on May 4, 1880.

She remembered the face of her own beloved Jack, and the searing of her heart his death had inflicted on her.

In 1884, he married Mary Luella Searing.

It responded to stimuli-such as the searing of its surface-with anguished heavings and withdrawals from the pain.

At midnight, fire broke out in the hotel, and Ms. Searing and her friend ended up on the street in their pajamas.

His cheekbones are high and prominent, the mark of the Slav: his skin is like marble that age has given the first searing of yellow.