61.   Or perhaps the market is just too hot for the underwriters to deal with.

62.   People wanted them hot for dinner.

63.   Since the concrete walkways can get too hot for tender feet, waterproof mesh shoes are recommended, particularly for toddlers.

64.   Some conservative commentators, ordinarily hot for the death penalty, have joined others in arguing that she should have been acquitted by reason of insanity.

65.   Sun is good for gardens but not so hot for gardeners.

66.   Technology stocks have been hot for much of this year.

67.   Summers are too hot for hot coffee.

68.   Swiss auction houses handled some objects too hot for London, he said.

69.   The buzz has been hot for months despite its running time of nearly three hours.

70.   The official explanation was that August was too hot for the horses that draw the ceremonial carriage that bears new ambassadors to the presidential mansion.