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The sun is broiling hot, and my knee swollen and painful.
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Like every other Fourth of July, the sun was broiling hot!
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They were broiling hot outside, the horizon blurred by a constant haze of humidity.
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It was broiling hot in the sun, but no one thought of the white umbrellas.
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The weather was broiling hot, and some were already suffering from fever or its symptoms.
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It had been broiling hot for the last while.
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A steak, broiling hot from the gridiron, and gin-and-water, hotter still-that'sthe supper for me.
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On broiling hot days she denied herself a drop of water to quench an almost intolerable thirst.
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All for heat and pilchar's, as the saying is: we shall have it broiling hot afore noon.
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The nights in the Desolation were as cold and dark as the days were broiling hot and bright.
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The day was broiling hot.
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The popular mind, with its hasty logic, thinks that this is tantamount to saying it is broiling hot in summer.
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The weather is broiling hot; but I worry along perseveringly, through rough and smooth, toward the land of the rising sun.
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It was broiling hot by this time, and he was thoughtful enough to construct a poke-bonnet for her, utilizing a huge palm leaf.
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It was now noon, and broiling hot, but luncheon was not thought of and the difficult work of recovering the heavy packages was begun.
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Joe "knocked off" work at four o'clock and went home and dressed by a window through which the sun streamed broiling hot.