11.   And we know from reading history that if most Americans are hot for something, we should be worried.

12.   As he did against Georgetown and Alabama, Barnes came out hot for the Bruins, scoring their first seven points.

13.   As to the climate, the Stones might have been hot for us, but we were so cold.

14.   A Bostonian with good words for Wellington was Admiral Richard E. Byrd, the renowned polar explorer who was hot for the cold.

15.   A. Not too hot for serious sightseeing and not too cool for cafe-sitting, if you are lucky.

16.   A subject can be TOO hot even for book publishers.

17.   Again, no matter, Tiffany was hot for good eyesight.

18.   Almost an hour after he saw the first puffs of smoke, the cab got too hot for habitation.

19.   Brown earth tones are also hot for lips and nails.

20.   But everyone seemed far too hot for any trouble.