It must be hot out there at Wrigley Field, right?
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But Firefox Quantum may soon be hot on its tail.
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"'Be Hot,'" Fox recalled in a 2009 interview with Wonderland.
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I would be hot, uncomfortable and my back would ache.
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A fling with Gemini Andre 3000 could definitely be hot.
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Mr. Assouline had already warned that it would be hot.
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Just remember, that hand's not going to be hot forever.
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K., when we begin will the coffee still be hot?
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He expects other firms to be hot on Schwab's heels.
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If it's not cold brew, it needs to be hot.
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What's hot right now versus what you think should be hot?
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Summer sex can be hot in both meanings of the word.
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Do you have to be hot to be a V Girl?
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The question is: Will the non-sex scenes still be hot?
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Note: Elves should not be hot, but they should be approachable.
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But it'll still be hot — the high might climb to 2205.
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Sure, fiery or emotional sex between two consenting individuals can be hot.
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The team's got to be hot; the pitching's got to be dealing.
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"It would be hot and it would be terrible," he said, laughing.
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" "She&aposs hot and she wants to be hot and who cares.
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"You can say it differently, and it could be hot," she said.
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It will not be hot enough or strong enough to hold your stone.
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One fan tweeted, "ONLY ezra miller could wear this and STILL be hot."
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He and the rest of his crew had heard it would be hot.
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By the end of the summer, this candidate will no longer be hot.
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WeWork's sleek looks, open kitchens and slouchy sofas may not be hot forever.
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It has to be hot compared to the atmosphere for evaporation to occur.
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"I thought I was going to be hot and sexy with guns," she laments.
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I know she supports me no matter what, but it's going to be hot!
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Then I did a headband instead of a scarf, so I wouldn't be hot.
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It has to be thin to bubble, and the oven has to be HOT!
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It's summertime there and it'll be hot; it's going to be an epic challenge.
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Being smart was on the back burner; I wanted to be hot and popular.
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Trump against Clinton: the general election is shaping up to be hot and ugly.
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As the series opens, she intuits that green-and-black sportswear will be hot.
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The water needs to be hot so that the coffee and sugar can dissolve.
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One boy touched it carefully, afraid that it might be hot or would explode.
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"The weather is expected to recover and it's going to be hot," he said.
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" Advertised flavor: "If the package says 'hot,' then I expect it to be HOT.
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Some have suggested that maple-flavored seasonal treats may already be hot on its heels.
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While car sex can be hot, passionate, and fun, it can also be pretty awkward.
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But judging by Swanepoel's quick comeback, we expect Prinsloo to be hot on her heels.
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Otherwise, it is going to be hot with the highs in the low 90s Fahrenheit.
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Everybody starts over then, and whoever wins the wild card is bound to be hot.
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Cool night air was immediately blocked, and I knew that before long we'd be hot.
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Oh, and because music festivals usually happen in the summer, it's going to be hot.
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"Normal hot Jupiters won't be hot enough for iron to vaporize like this," he explained.
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The vast supply of toys that can be hot one moment and cold the next.
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He could have catered something at a restaurant- where the food would actually be hot.
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Benjamin Pavard, a 22-year-old defender, will be hot property in the upcoming transfer window.
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Of course you want to be hot, but that's not all you want to stand for.
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Be nice to ALL babies because ya never know -- they could grow up to be hot.
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That Uber car pool may not be "hot," but it'll at least get you home, man.
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There's a lot of startups right now that seem to be hot in that same space.
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Mans doesn't seem to be hot anymore — and these days, looks like mans also don't dance.
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It's just inspiring for women to be hot, beautiful, powerful, and intelligent at the same time.
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She advised that it could be hot and there could be sharp objects in the debris.
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Do this carefully: The pan will be hot, and you don't want to singe your fingers.
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"Warning from one holding an iron" sounds like the answer would be "HOT!" but it's not.
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I'd be hot and stifled of course, but I wouldn't think about that in the moment.
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For sure, the summer is going to be hot, even by Italian climatic and political standards.
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On the playing field, hijabs are prone to unraveling, and they can be hot and unwieldy.
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Love-and-money planet Venus in Leo will be hot for, well, exactly that: love and money!
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It's the sort of spot that used to be hot, but its best days are behind it.
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So I know what it's like to be hot and how everybody wants to collaborate with you.
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Expect it to be hot and humid, but still totally worth it to visit this amazing country.
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Culottes, palazzo pants, and even bell-bottoms will also likely be hot items in the coming decade.
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Also, why turn it up when you leave, does the dog really want it to be hot???
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If that happens, while next year may still be hot, temperatures may stay below this year's records.
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So, what else is ... so AI, printing, 3-D printing, drones has got to be hot, right?
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It has been blistering in Madrid today, and it will be hot, and close, on the field.
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The popular Royal Oak Ridge Briquettes promise to be hot and ready for grilling in 15 minutes.
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It may be hot in the nation's neighborhoods now, but the U.S. housing market is cooling off.
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It would be hot to the point of discomfort, maybe sharp, and you'd be exposed to a vacuum.
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At one temple in Nong Bua Lamphu Province, a monk meditates in what appears to be hot oil.
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An issue will be hot, and then a couple months later, it will be like it never happened.
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You just need to keep it conservative on the irons, and wait for the putter to be hot.
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Another important thing to note is that the reaction is exothermic, meaning that the foam will be hot.
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It shows you whatever might be hot that day, and you'll usually give something on it a click.
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So, it looks like we can rest assured that old standbys like doggy and missionary will always be hot.
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"By the time there's clarity that the new phone will be hot, the stock will do well," Katz said.
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But price, weight, and the fact that it will inevitably be hot enough to cook food doesn't even matter.
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Yeti's steel, double-wall vacuumed container keeps whatever your beverage of choice might be hot or cold, as desired.
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We predict that this feature is going to be hot amongst the youths, millennials, and Facebook-migrating moms alike.
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It uses liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen and will be hot-fired for the first time ever this summer.
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With the temperatures rising to around 90 degrees, you can certainly expect the hair and makeup to be hot.
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Besides modeling, North already appears to be hot on Kim's heels when it comes to dominating the beauty business.
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I say no way because how can the seat be hot when everybody expects you to go 0-16.
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Louis, the eldest, could be hot-headed: he once challenged a Rothschild baron to a duel over a snub.
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And while many sleepers find polyester-fill pillows to be hot, that doesn't seem to be a problem here.
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Some flee for a cooler car while others know to avoid empty cars, which are likely to be hot.
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Today looks to be hot and muggy with a high of 93 (that will feel like a suffocating 97).
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It's hard to make a confident case the summer of 21950 will either be "hot fun" or particularly cruel.
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And Swift was seen waving her hand back and forth, appearing to be hot after Cabello and Mendes' performance.
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It might not be hot in southern Alaska, but it is very popular with tourists — straining its delicate ecosystem.
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TV could be hot acquisition targets next year because they&aposve been dedicated to solving TV measurement for years.
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Different people might be hot for Santa for different reasons, so it's wise not to make too many assumptions here.
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Weekly pointed out on Tuesday, McLoughlin also happens to be "hot cop," a recurring character in Busy Philipps' Instagram stories.
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Forrest thinks there's a good reason no one ever knows which product will be hot until the show gets underway.
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I head over to feed the kittens and give them cold water from the fridge, since today will be hot.
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Seems that while smart speaker sales continue to be hot here in the States, they're positively on fire in China.
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Using it in names will be hot this year and Trump supporters everywhere will name their offspring after their hero.
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However, it's also sure to find you in an especially creative zone, and your love life will certainly be hot!
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The home crowd in Madison should be hot for this game, and I don't see the Badgers letting them down.
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With a high of 83, today promises to be hot and sticky, with a chance of rain in the afternoon.
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Mr. McKenzie, who is from Jamaica, began offering milder options, despite the popular belief that jerk needs to be hot.
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The thinkers he has engaged with in this area tend to be hot and polemical rather than cool and detached.
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Sometimes you may not be hot at all, but if you love what you do, you gotta just keep doing it.
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John Kelly, Trump's pick for Homeland Security Secretary, also starts today, with immigration and border security expected to be hot topics.
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After having fun with foreplay, lube up the phallus properly (it can be hot to have the receiving partner do it).
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"At peak temperatures, pavement can be hot enough to cause second-degree burns in a matter of seconds," the authors noted.
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Austin, Danielle, Rob, and myself looked through the calendar and came up with four games we'll be hot taking in 2018.
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So I said, 'Man, if you could just take a song and make it just the bridge, wouldn't that be hot!
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GIFs may be hot today and some people may even think that they are a relatively new thing on the internet.
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Tuesday, it has to be hot white rice with Meera Sodha's beautiful Sri Lankan-style dal topped with coconut kale (above).
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As a treat, they'd offer me candied ginger, which can be hot and intense, along with many varieties of dried plums.
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Without a funnel, it takes some time to accomplish that task — even more so if the water happens to be hot.
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The hot food should be hot, the cold food should be cold, and the burrito better have the extra cheese you ordered.
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It's easy for them to be hot; however, in my scholarly opinion, as a Thirstiologist, this isn't what makes them so attractive.
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But Trump sees Graham as somebody who'll be "hot and cold" — with him one day, and abandon him or criticize him next.
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Johnson, bless his soul, is known for his comically obvious tweets, most of which are probably intended to be hot basketball analysis.
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"Here's the deal — you may have been a Playboy model but not all of us work out to be 'hot'," she wrote.
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"I told my officer to drive as fast as you can through these flames cause it's going to be hot," recalled Heald.
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I don't really follow trends or look into much of what is in trend right now, or what's going to be hot.
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I thought it would be a colder winter than it was and it didn't go up, now it's got to be hot.
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Otherwise, most of the day will be hot and sunny, with a high near 90 (that could feel as high as 94).
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Gaming can be hot with lights and technology, often under desks, so the Flow Cool system is for air flow and breathability.
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My only worry is that it's gonna be hot tomorrow, so I'm kind of thinking of going with one of the dresses.
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I leave work right on time and head back to my apartment to change for the day — it's going to be hot!
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To the town of Sheridan, Khan would always be Hot Tamale Louie, or Tamale Louie, or, because it sounded best, Louie Tamale.
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There are three varieties: the tart Be Original, with some heat; a more forceful Be Hot and a gently mellow Be Mango.
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Chinese government fights 'exotic performances' Taiwanese events must be "hot and noisy," or renao, for them to be considered a success, Moskowitz said.
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Taking all of these updated tropes into consideration, here's my ultimate Christmas movie: The cast: Armie Hammer, CGI-aged to be Hot Santa.
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"Even gazing into your partner's eyes or verbally telling them how good the sex feels can be hot and less noisy," she says.
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No, we're not talking about a pantsuit — though that'd be "hot," as she would put it — but with a "Million Dollar" dress, perhaps?
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Just like a woman climbing out of a sports car can be hot, a woman who sits in a sleek wheelchair is hot.
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It was still morning, but you could tell it was going to be hot, and we began to gaze at the mountains longingly.
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"Be aware that there may be hot spots when you're traveling," she said, "but it's beautiful, friendly, safe, and the food is amazing."
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And Cabello's close friend Taylor Swift was seen waving her hand back and forth, appearing to be hot after Cabello and Mendes' performance.
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Don't expect the chance of thunderstorms this morning to cool you down much; it will be hot and humid until well after sunset.
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Recently, the Cassini spacecraft detected hydrogen in the plumes of Enceladus, which indicates that there may be "hot spots" on the moon's ocean floor.
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After a pretty crazy year, it's good to see Kim getting back to what she does best: making things that shouldn't be hot, hot.
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Even without unloading music's biggest stars in the middle of the blazing hot desert, the 2016 Billboard Music Awards was bound to be hot.
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It's one thing to be hot when you're young but it's quite another when you start rounding it into art and being an artist.
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Many of the company's stocking and thematic decisions are also informed by what seems to be hot on social media and in the blogosphere.
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Hot mobile apps won't be hot for long, he argued, if they can't give their everyday users a good reason to keep making content.
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Summers in Maryland can be hot and sticky, and this shop is the perfect way to cool off when you're headed out in Baltimore.
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He left perhaps the most secure managerial gig in baseball for a seat that will be hot until the Cubs win the World Series.
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The record also suggests that if the money has to be hot, it is better that it take the form of equity, rather than debt.
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I absolutely hate doing anything processor intensive on my MacBook Pro, especially during the summer, because it means I have to be hot as well.
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If someone is stuck in their car, surviving off of Sauce Packets, you know we're gonna be hot on the story and ready to react.
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Angry sex can sometimes be hot, but who wants to make love to someone they're pissed at for throwing a temper tantrum over the recycling?
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It doesn't have to be hot: Heatstroke can occur in the shade, with the windows down, and even at temperatures as low as 57 degrees.
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However, it will still be hot enough today for heat-related illnesses to occur, especially considering the cumulative effects of several days of hot weather.
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Scientists think that there may be hot vents in this ocean, too — cracks in the sea floor where heated rock mingles with the frigid waters.
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Those participating in cleanup efforts should be careful to avoid heat-related issues, because the next few days are expected to be hot and clear.
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With two small laundry windows sealed up and probably no electricity, except for battery-powered flashlights, "It's going to be hot and dark," he said.
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One of the things I've clearly seen — this being my first run for president — is issues will be hot for a certain amount of time.
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The trend accelerated in 2017 when KFC ran an ad campaign for its avocado wraps called "Green Is Going Red" (to be hot, that is).
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When the microwave goes off, carefully remove the boiler — be careful, because it will be hot — and cool them down in ice water before peeling.
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"It can be hot, as today; it can rain and be very cold, so the balls are not really flying as I wish," she said.
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They want the lighting to be cool, the snacks to be Hot Pockets, and they want a full bar because they are not teenagers anymore.
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Air temperature might be hot one year and cooler the next, but water is more dense than air and takes longer to heat and cool.
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If the current hysteria turns out to be hot air, you'd think more than 30% of Android OEMs would be comfortable turning to USB-C.
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The couple only started cozying up publicly in the past few weeks, but appeared to be hot and heavy in photos Ratajkowski posted of their nuptials.
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Or they could be hot clumps out in the wide Frisbee of gas draining into the black hole, or other possible disk structures like spiral arms.
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"Hot markets are still going to be hot in 210, but rents won't rise as quickly as they have been," said Zillow chief economist Svenja Gudell.
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"While the stock may be hot since it came public, the product is not what you'd call sexy, not revolutionary, or even moderately disruptive," he said.
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Like HP's prototype backpack, it incorporates two batteries that can be hot-swapped without turning off the headset, providing 90 minutes of gameplay on a charge.
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Elgin Thompson of JMP Securities said ad-supported streaming services and measurement firms like Tubi TV and Samba TV would be hot acquisition targets in 2020.
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He won it in 2014 and finished third last season, and he just might be hot enough to steal it from Boston's Chris Sale this year.
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The summers used to be hot but manageable, and now they're so brutal I can't stand outside for five minutes without the risk of underboob sweat.
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" —JBL "The obvious would be hot springs of some sort or another, although it could be something more akin to where tears fall, or where life ceases.
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So that take-out pizza or burger you bought on the way to the gate will still be hot — and edible — when you get on the plane.
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If all the leaks are to believed — and they all seem to paint the same picture — Samsung's next flagship phone, the Galaxy S8, will be hot fire.
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"My Way" taught me that attraction requires a deep, intuitive pull; that it's not enough for someone to be hot—they've also got to own their strangeness.
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The server, on the other hand, would usually be hot under the collar, having boiled the water, brewed the tea and then chilled it — or tried to.
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"On Friday, there will also be hot and windy conditions, however, some parts of the Island may experience rainfall from mid-morning," the state's fire service said.
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"I think it's very important that brilliant women step up and be hot babes," Ms. Adichie joked in a conversation with the author Zadie Smith in 2014.
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Well, that's probably because they're so ugly that wearing them is a power move: You have to already be hot in order to look hot wearing them.
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It's going to be hot at these festivals so you're going to want an easy way to fill up and not spend cash and pollute by buying plastic.
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Each launch is a chance for the rogue nation to perfect its technology, and its nuclear weapons program is sure to be hot-button topic at the UNGA.
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While the fires won't be hot enough to destroy the prions, they might kill off enough prion-laden plants to lower the odds of healthy animals getting sick.
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But the talk may all be hot air if the U.S. suppliers can't compete with bargain prices agreed on long-term deals with rivals Australia, Qatar and Malaysia.
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So we get a short excursion to find a car that can be hot-wired and then we're off to the vantage point for Sasha to pull the trigger.
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Roy Halladay appeared to be hot doggin' it in his plane in the moments before his crash -- making extreme and unusual changes in altitude ... this according to multiple witnesses.
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If you need me to explain the map too, in the Upper Midwest, Plains states and Mountain states, it's a toss up whether or not it will be hot.
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It may be a "thing," but it can be hot in the same way 69-ing or scissoring are — not in spite of its reputation, but because of it.
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Temperatures also could reach the century mark Monday afternoon in New York and Washington, and it's going to be hot in Philadelphia this week for the Democratic National Convention.
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All of this tells my sister that she should try, above all else, to be hot — but if she succeeds, her teachers might spy on her in the bathroom.
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Whether or not that matters because you&aposre not going to get these people coming to the United States, they seem to be hot on the trail of something here.
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Dealmakers expect oncology, rare diseases, and big data to be hot in 2020Tokat expects the majority of M&A this year will happen in two areas: oncology and rare diseases.
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"You come to Miami, and you know it's going to be hot and humid," said Arrieta, who is 3-0 with a 1.38 ERA in his career against the Marlins.
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As brides and grooms start to plan out their ceremonies and receptions for 2019, these are some of the forward-looking trends the experts think will be hot next year.
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Photo: Jacquelyn Martin (AP)Federal Communications Commission chair Ajit Pai's assessment of how rapidly broadband deployment has accelerated across the country may be hot bullshit, Ars Technica reported on Thursday.
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You're smart enough to figure out that it's not going to be hot eventually, but going and trying to create another thing from scratch is a lot of risk there.
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We know it will be hot and heard that there can be long stretches between meals and I don't want to be getting #hangry in the middle of the desert.
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Thompson said ad-supported streaming services and measurement firms would be hot acquisition targets in 2020 and that adtech firms trying to make the pivot to OTT are likely acquirers.
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"Indeed, brown dwarfs may be hot and big, but they lack enough mass to sustain stable hydrogen fusion at their cores, which is why they're sometimes referred to as "failed stars.
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Meanwhile climate and other governance matters promise to be hot topics in the shareholder meeting season this spring after Vanguard, BlackRock Inc and others have revised their policies on the area.
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Nuttaporn Coconut Ice-cream (นัฐพร ไอศกรีม ) At any given time in Bangkok, you're bound to be hot AF, making all 24 hours of the day a good time for ice cream.
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These peppercorns contain a chemical that creates a slight tingly numbness in the mouth — a built-in fire antidote that allows the cuisine's dishes to be hot, but not punishingly so.
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There's also no need for metallic pins to be in contact with the PCB, which means that it's easier for the switches to be hot-swapped without the need for soldering.
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There were 220 of them altogether, and there would be hot dogs and pancakes, games, a 1-year-old's birthday party and days of watching the angry weather from the porch.
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Most people think wool would be hot and itchy, but Allbirds uses a proprietary dual-faced wool that's super soft and itch-free on the interior and dirt-resistant on the exterior.
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Sure, it'll still be hot as hell outside for a little while longer, but the energy changes after Labor Day weekend—summer was the rager, and September is the head-pounding hangover.
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In places like Florida, there is low awareness of heat risks because people expect days to be hot, and the state is relatively well-equipped to deal with high temperatures, he said.
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While prices continue to be hot in California, Washington and Colorado, other states like Utah and Idaho are seeing double-digit gains, as workers move to areas where there is more supply.
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Meanwhile, we placed our cast-iron on the top rack of the oven, which was set to broil on high; the skillet has to be hot for the pizza to cook correctly.
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I think the takeaway I found from writing Lesbian Surrender is that you can create taboos anywhere, but that for sex to be hot, it needs to be a little bit transgressive.
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Kigali doesn't have a club scene so much as it has night-life spots that, perhaps out of sense of fairness and unity, each get to be hot one night a week.
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Ex-NBA player Nick Van Exel is just now finding out coffee doesn't have to be hot ... and we're so happy he did, 'cause it's the best thing on the internet today.
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My husband keeps asking for five more minutes, but I impress on him the importance of getting there early, there is not much shade there and it is going to be hot!
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Kylie Jenner's undies might be hot sellers, but they're also a ripoff ... at least according to a company claiming she and her sister, Kendall, stole its lace design for their lingerie line.
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Along the way, the threats posed by North Korea's nuclear ambitions and global terrorism in the wake of an attack at a London subway station figure to be hot topics of discussion.
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Remember the opening scene in Four Christmases in which the couple pretends they don't know each other at a bar, and then have what appears to be hot stranger sex in the bathroom?
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It's so loaded with everything that she's been through, and it's so protective for her, that she would rather be hot and sweaty and uncomfortable than walk around in a tank top outside.
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Using the free Instant Pot app, you can program complex cooking steps, schedule meals, monitor progress, and more, ensuring that your food will be hot and ready when you walk in the door.
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I think today, being able to use those repetitions and still be hot from practice and have things fresh in your mind — I just got a little faster each round, so that helped.
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It may be simple, it may be hot, it may be be 18+ and include steamy situations and dialogue but to define Dream Daddy by these things is to do it a disservice.
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Unlike some other blogs, I&aposm not going to focus on predicting which investment areas will be hot in the coming years — that&aposs for someone with a clearer crystal ball than mine.
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The potato that Janet Yellen has passed to Jerome Powell may not seem unbearably hot to the touch, but it might be hot enough on the inside to be quite painful to eat.
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Digital may be hot and growing like crazy, but TV can provide a brand-safe space for ads as the tech world grapples with a series of privacy scandals and abuses of their platforms.
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Then later—after a few months or a year—the star would settle into an accretion disk, a fat bagel of spinning gas that theories predict should be hot enough to emit X-rays.
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BeltBondage ropes can be hot, but having your partner simply pull off the belt they wore to work in the heat of the moment and use it to restrain you can be even hotter.
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There's a good chance 2018 will bring more excitement: Nasdaq's head of healthcare listings recently predicted that biotech M&A will be hot this year and that we could see 30+ total biotech IPOs.
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The coals should be hot enough and the grill placed so that you could hold your hand 5-inches from the coals and still be able to hold it there for 4-6 seconds.
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Star Wars Rival Run weekend — a 5K, 10K and half marathon — is in April, and I will generally be careful and try not to kill myself with costumes because it's going to be hot.
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Coe said the road races would be closely monitored by medical staff and information would help the IAAF prepare for next year's Tokyo Olympics where temperatures are also expected to be hot and humid.
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Sex is often portrayed as needing to be "spontaneous" and "in the moment" to be hot, so it's easy to dismiss the idea of cleaning your toys following sex as overly rigid or fussy.
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He and Lillie clash at first, so you know they'll soon be hot and heavy for each other, a particular problem in this time and place because he is a Muslim, she a Christian.
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And the love doesn't end in Fargo, the free agent North Dakota delegates will be hot commodities at the national convention ... that is, of course, if Trump doesn't secure 1,237 delegates before the national convention.
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While the deals may be hot, Mark Hamrick, Bankrate senior economic analyst, says spending big on Prime Day is at odds with the fact that many Americans live paycheck to paycheck and struggle to save.
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"If you are wondering if it's going to be hot today, we are attempting to bake biscuits using only the sun and a car in our parking lot," NWS Omaha said on Twitter on Friday.
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Bundesliga clubs also pumped 177 million euros into youth development and academies, up from 163 million in 2016-17, with German players proving to be hot commodity in the international market during every transfer period.
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They're all made from stainless steel, along with double-wall, vacuum-insulated TempShield tech that keeps its contents hot when you want it to be hot and cold when you want it to be cold.
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However, as Roll Call points out, it may all be hot air: A section of the U.S. code bars a U.S. president from using the military as a police force, unless Congress waives the provision.
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And the Department of Homeland Security has laid out guidelines for businesses across the country to follow when deciding whether to stay open, even in regions not known to be hot spots for the virus.
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One of the best small moments of A-Force is Dazzler and Nico thinking that a world full of Thors would be hot, and Medusa and Captain Marvel being a little more hesitant about the idea.
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And you have to deliver a quick thesis statement, and again, it's hard to watch two talking heads for very long so it better be hot and it better be focused and it better be compelling.
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Each of these characters openly want what women are supposed to want—to be hot and cool and loved—but their failure to attain those things makes them relatable, instead of the butt of the joke.
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He added that while fire would be hot enough to destroy viruses, an explosion could risk spreading the virus and there would be a danger of infecting those in the room or contaminating the immediate area.
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He said that sport-utility vehicles, multi-purpose vehicles and luxury cars will continue to be hot segments in China going forward, with SUVs and MPVs accounting for 40 percent of firm's overall China growth to 2020.
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The hot duck is hot no matter what he does — he will even be hot when he molts, just in a more waif-y, artistic way — but this koala is hot only because of his particular pose.
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After Plum's awakening, she's manic, fuming at the Catch-22 she sees, of fat girls wanting to be hot girls: "All my life, I've been trying to turn myself into better prey," she rants to a friend.
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - Brazil may be hot favorites to beat Mexico and advance to the World Cup quarter-finals but midfielder Casemiro pointed to the already departed Germans as proof that, in football, favoritism counts for nothing.
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I suspect a male would-be cheerleader would have a good case if he sued a team that excluded men from the squad, and that judges would frown on the "cheerleaders must be hot women" line of argument.
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Innovations that can support and connect the supply chain, and move it towards a nirvana-state of zero defect production will therefore be hot property at Farnborough, as OEMs look to increase programs and engage partners for help.
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Admittedly, I was worried that this (somewhat unusual) ask would just create confusion, but they were incredibly accommodating, going out of their way to try to time their food to my arrival so it would still be hot.
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If you choose to act out your fantasy IRL, watching your partner pleasure someone else can be hot AF. But that doesn't mean you have to tap into potentially unpleasant emotions to get something out of this fantasy.
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"We're going to have a fundraiser at a park and it's going to be hot dogs and sodas because, while we can't lose money, I want to make sure that people feel like they're giving too," she said.
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Similarly, scientists expect continued emissions to cause a huge shift in the odds of, say, record-setting heat waves, but that does not mean it will be hot all the time or in every part of the world.
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" She said: "I, as a woman, want Wonder Woman to be hot as hell, fight badass, and look great at the same time — the same way men want Superman to have huge pecs and an impractically big body.
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They grinned widely and waved, or clasped their hands over their mouths in wonderment at the audience, acting as if it were a big surprise that they, each a hot person, got to be hot for a living.
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Besides, if it's the marriage bit you're worried about, as an ex-colleague once reassured me, when things don't work out by the age of 40, you'll be hot, aloof, and readily picking up the first round of divorcees.
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In the most unhinged scene of this season so far, Kendall, who may or may not be hot, hops on stage during the celebration to honor his father, and starts to take off his jacket, promising an unforgettable tribute.
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Wealth management and banking fintechs will be hot targets for banks It's not just a matter of how motivated the buyers are that has investors believing the industry is on the precipice of a flurry of deals for fintechs.
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While temperatures on stage will be hot, the Vegas air is cool and dry, with the temperature sitting in the low 60s in the morning and expected only to reach as high as 80 in the heat of the day.
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South African Semenya will be hot favorite for Saturday's final but Frenchwoman Justine Fedronic, who failed to advance from the heats, said although she had sympathy for her rival's situation, her high testosterone levels meant it was not a fair fight.
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"It will not be a nationwide coverage from day one, it will be hot spot first, it will be an urban areas first and then we will gradually expand," Smart Axiata's chief executive Thomas Hundt told reporters after the trial.
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"The boss has very strict standards for female employees, ranging from the women who take lunch orders (must be hot) to the women who oversee multi-million dollar construction projects (must maintain hotness demonstrated at time of hiring)," it added.
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Every gesture counts, even the smallest, like the way Aida Demce, the chef of Dua Kafe in the East Village, places an earthen casserole into the oven while still empty, so it will be hot when the ingredients go in.
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Suzanne's community-service sentence involves reading to cranky Blind Bill, and they instantly clash, so of course they will soon be hot and heavy for each other, especially since Suzanne has been chafing under the thumb of her domineering husband.
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We sat down with Danarama—a BDSM, kink, rope, and rough-sex expert—to talk about the best way to get your partner to leave the sort of bruises you can brag about, inventive uses for pillowcases, and how objectification can be hot.
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Scientists say that although the Earth will be warmer than average overall, it may not be hot everywhere for everyone: "We are not predicting another heat wave – a warmer year doesn't always mean (that)," study lead author Florian Sevellec told Deutsche Welle.
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It is the summertime, so you should expect it to be hot, and you should also expect there to be random fluctuations such that sometimes it's hotter than normal—and no, you can't blame a single statistical fluke in the Earth's heat on climate change.
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Click here to view original GIFWhile it's going to be hot as hell in July no matter how you slice it, notice how much warmer those warm days get in places like the Pacific Northwest, when we keep cranking up the carbon in the atmosphere.
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It's okay if both (or all, depending how many folks you've got) people are equally selfish in sex — and maybe this is why a lot of stranger sex can be hot, because that desire to please the self is pretty strong on both sides.
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The risk, of course, is that while the model works well in a very hot housing market like today's, the market won't always be hot, and Ribbon could be left holding the bag — as in holding homes that are not appreciating as quickly as they are now.
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As it heats, sauté some sliced kale until it's bright green and softened, then set it aside beneath a small scattering of torn basil leaves — as with the tomatoes there's no need for the greens to be hot when you put the dish together at the end.
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Some academics and Twitter activists criticized her use of the word "feminist" as a backdrop during her 2014 VMA performance and highlighted the contrast between a song like "Flawless," a triumphant anthem that flaunted her independence, and "Partition," where she sings about trying to be hot for her husband.
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In the wake of what is now the worst mass-shooting in U.S. history, thousands of people turning to social media for information on the unfolding investigation earlier this morning would have found many of the top posts on most of the major websites to be hot garbage.
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Of course, orgasms aren't the be-all and end-all of good sex — sex can still be hot, intimate, or otherwise pleasurable without a grand finale — but putting these decidedly female orgasmic experiences into words can be a powerful way for women to send the message: My pleasure matters.
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"The action is going to be hot and heavy in the states, that's where we're moving very quickly, making sure our industry is armed with everything it needs to ensure smart effective policy on the state level," said Geoff Freeman, the president and CEO of the American Gaming Association.
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"The action is going to be hot and heavy in the states, that's where we're moving very quickly, making sure our industry is armed with everything it needs to ensure smart effective policy on the state level," said Geoff Freeman, the president and CEO of the American Gaming Association.
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Whether you're a Chanel 2.55 kind of person or more of a Céline trapeze devotee, there are a few luxury staples that have long been (and will continue to be) hot commodities on the market — some even climbing in value over the years, making the investment all the more tempting.
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The reality is that when a big IPO is restricted to just 200 million shares for the public and they force the stock to be hot by making institutional buyers pledge not to sell it, some people will be turned off by the IPO process because it doesn't value stocks correctly.
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The origins of face hugger porn—where an alien creature latches onto (usually) a woman's head and fucks her face—are unclear to me at this time, but I can only assume that people watched Alien and thought it would be hot to watch someone get attacked by a face hugger.
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Sure, the live video section is lit, and I guess the "Hot singles in your area" ads could be hot (if you get turned on by scams) but those are external ads and will take you elsewhere — and we can't promise that the site they land on won't be sketchy and virus ridden.
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Plus, having a hot girl summer by no means requires you to be "hot" according to mainstream culture — as long as you have the attitude and confidence that allows you to use the phrase "hot girl" to describe yourself in whatever way you mean it, you too can have a hot girl summer.
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ET, Altitude (Colorado), MSG (New York) ABOUT THE AVALANCHE (2016-17: 22-56-4, 113th in Central Division): Potential trade pieces Matt Duchene and captain Gabriel Landeskog remained with the club during last year's dismal campaign, although they likely will be hot topics on the rumor mill prior to this season's trade deadline.
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There are larger conversations to be had about the way rap fandom morphed first (post-Get Rich Or Die Trying) into a game of sales-watching and, more recently, became a world of armchair executive work where everyone is prospecting and looking to buy or sell stock in whoever might be hot next.
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Instead of pulling an Ariana Grande and trying to amend the tattoo with more ink, Kravitz apparently decided to remove it altogether and cover up the residual evidence with the new tattoo from Woo — which just goes to show tattoo cover-ups don't have to turn out to be hot messes (see: Johnny Depp's "Wino Forever").
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"All of your brands cannot be hot all the time, (a portfolio) allows you to deal with … the inevitability that sometimes you're going to have a brand that's going to hit the fashion sweet spot, and sometimes you're going to miss," said Allen Adamson, a branding expert and founder of consultancy Metaforce, speaking to CNBC by phone.
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It's not clear exactly what matters Bannon was referring to, but he clearly believes Trump Jr. is in for some rough times at the hands of the special prosecutor, predicting to Wolff: "They're going to crack Don Jr. like an egg on national TV." Of course, Bannon's remarkable, profane candor could all turn out to be hot air.
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The Arctic heat wave — though most wouldn't consider temperatures in the mid 30s to low 20183s Fahrenheit to be "hot," this the Arctic in the dead of winter — has its roots in a weather system that pumped mild and unusually moist air into the Arctic from the Atlantic, while another storm system did the same from the Pacific side of the Arctic.
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