blistering heat

We got off the bus at the wrong place and walked for miles in the blistering heat.

He marched from the blistering heat of the room, taking his private army with him.

Sweating it out in blistering heat from 6am until 9pm each day.

For the rest it was dark, we were no longer surrounded by the blistering heat of that wall.

She could almost smell the red dust and feel the blistering heat.

I could hardly bear the pain of the blistering heat on my face.

You have an idea how to deal with this blistering heat that's coming our way?"

But after the blistering heat of the days, the nights seem incredibly cold.

Regan wanted to touch him, to feel the blistering heat of his body.

She snatched her hand away from the sudden, blistering heat.

Outside the vehicle, the sun's rays beat down with blistering heat.

Despite the blistering heat she almost ran along the towpath.

But that commitment evaporated in the blistering heat of political reality.

Even crouching behind the wall, I could feel a wave of blistering heat.

The runners head off every Tuesday night, in rain, snow or blistering heat.

Jeffrey felt a wave of blistering heat that didn't diminish.

The event went smoothly, with the biggest complaint being the blistering heat.

For many survivors of last summer's blistering heat, the extended cool days were a gift.

Blindly, she reached for his face and pulled him into a kiss of blistering heat.

He steered her out the door, into the blistering heat and bright daylight.

Some would like to find chemical clues of blistering heats on Earth.

By the standards of Tran, it's a blistering heat wave.

While this is a downhill race at the start, the event can cover up to 30 km in blistering heat of the summer.

Adding to these woes were cool weather early this summer and blistering heat across much of the nation last month.

The contest was held in blistering heat - more than 100 degrees - and with a formidable wind.