Much of Europe has been sweltering under extremely sweltering condition, including record-setting temperatures in northern Scandinavia.
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The sweltering summer sun and the blunt repetition of work.
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These sweltering temperatures will not be spread evenly or fairly.
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Ten of the people found in the sweltering trailer died.
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On a sweltering afternoon in Monrovia this past summer, as
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BAYREUTH, Germany — The Bayreuth Festival Theater famously leaves audiences sweltering.
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Like whether to wear nylons in the sweltering tropical heat.
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They survived Irma, but perished in sweltering temperatures days later.
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They may go from a sweltering rainforest to a frozen tundra.
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Physical conditions there are challenging, with sweltering temperatures during the day.
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Be prepared for several more days of sweltering above-average temperatures.
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Here's how the sweltering heat wave is affecting the West: 250.
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And Paris isn't the only place sweltering in this week's heat.
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So what to eat in the dankness of your sweltering abode?
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Mr Taylor was hapless at loading boxes into a sweltering truck.
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The temperature in Austin reached about 28503 on that sweltering day.
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Walking would take nearly an hour in the sweltering June heat.
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There was no air-conditioner, and it was a sweltering August.
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"It was sweltering hot and the stench was horrific," Dawsey added.
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About 385 firefighters are working in steep terrain amid sweltering temperatures.
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So, what do you need in this moment of sweltering heat?
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Why would I knock on doors, in the sweltering July heat?
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No one plays the instrument with the same sweltering, swooning grace.
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You move from the hissing audience to the withering, sweltering spotlight.
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It came as temperatures rose to a sweltering 36C (96F) this week.
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The U.K. has been sweltering in its longest heatwave in 42 years .
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How we here at "The Five" are managing the sweltering temperatures, next.
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A man accepts a melting ice cream cone during the sweltering heat.
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They stayed and danced deep into the night in a sweltering box.
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Everyone loves a good facial mist, especially in the sweltering summer heat.
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LARRIMAH, Australia — Dusk was falling on the sweltering hot day of Dec.
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Overall, 2019 was sweltering hot, and it closed out a blistering decade.
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My cell phone rang on a sweltering Baghdad summer night in 2006.
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Outside this small reception room, the temperature is a sweltering 110 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Even in the sweltering heat, people still showed up in their Arctic best.
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Nine people died of overheating in a sweltering truck in Texas in 2017.
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Fully 37 people have died trying to reach the summit in sweltering heat.
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It's about 95 degrees out today, and we're all sweltering in the heat.
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In a sweltering auditorium, Trump said House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.
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Australians are suffering sweltering heatwaves that are wreaking havoc on people and wildlife.
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In sweltering heat, demonstrators waved signs praising Jesus for delivering them from addiction.
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Sure, not having air-conditioning could be dangerous (or unthinkable) on sweltering days.
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It could be freezing in the winter, and sweltering during the summer months.
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Not only are we all sweltering together, we're also breathing unhealthy air together.
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The temperature inside is freezing in the winter and sweltering in the summer.
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Though you speak both, we spend the sweltering Delhi summers keeping silent company.
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Here's what else is happening: When will the sweltering weather end, you ask?
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It was a sweltering day and temperatures in Newark soared into the 250s.
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What I remember viscerally about our visit was the sweltering heat in Cairo.
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Ross Douthat Summertime, sweltering and stressful, makes our cold civil war feel hot.
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It's a sweltering 95 degrees outside, but at age four, Austin is undeterred.
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Several years ago I helped a friend move in the sweltering Texas heat.
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The city yearns for summer, in all its sweltering, dog-day afternoon glory.
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Most endured six weeks of imprisonment in sweltering, filthy and vermin infested cells.
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Europeans are sweltering through a second record-breaking heat wave in as many months.
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Commuting in the sweltering city of 20 million is often an ordeal for women.
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In parts of southern Arizona the mercury has climbed to a sweltering 48°C.
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Many protesters dripped with sweat, but Neysha Benitez, 24, didn't mind the sweltering heat.
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Another is the sweltering spotlight that Yankees fans put anyone not named Jeter under.
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One man in the sweltering truck made a desperate cellphone call home to Mexico.
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"America has rejected the Cuban people's oppressors," Trump said in a crowded, sweltering auditorium.
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Twenty hours after my mother's phone call, I landed in sweltering, smog-choked Delhi.
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Official climate data for July hasn't been released yet, but the month was sweltering.
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The smell was worse than the worst body odor on a sweltering summer day.
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Pasta fredda is what you want for lunch or dinner on a sweltering day.
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Researchers blame climate change—mild winters and sweltering summers are ideal for rat babies.
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Even in 85-degree summer weather, my feet didn't feel like they were sweltering.
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In this scene, the two are seen in a sweltering apartment sharing a meal.
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After a brief introduction in the sweltering heat, we were assigned to different houses.
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Stuck in sweltering heat, she worried that wounds on her body would become infected.
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It was a sweltering day; the car's dashboard thermometer rose past a hundred degrees.
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Meanwhile, daytime temperatures on the Moon can reach a sweltering 127°C (260°F).
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The first summer I lived in New York City was a sweltering reality check.
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Fed up with sweltering city summers, they decided to look for a weekend place.
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Mr. Silva had taken off his polo shirt and was sweltering in his undershirt.
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This sweltering summer of wildfires and life-threatening heat waves demonstrates that they must.
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On a sweltering day, Melanie Charles cools down in Bushwick after a yoga class.
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On Monday, Ms. González arrived in New York City, on a sweltering summer night.
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The gallery, on a sweltering afternoon, grew impatient, but a seated Ford remained placid.
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The discovery of the bodies in the truck, in the sweltering heat on Aug.
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Would a violinist leave her Stradivarius in a locked trunk on a sweltering day?
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LAS VEGAS — Children ripped from their parents' arms and held in sweltering tent cities.
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And their images show how joy and hardship can coexist in a sweltering world.
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On Monday, July 11, you can break up your long, sweltering day with a freebie.
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Rosie Zander is standing in the sweltering late August heat, swinging a massive artificial cock.
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But it's especially problematic when you're transitioning from sweltering summer into a cooler fall. Why?
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Last month, Phoenix was hit by a sweltering heatwave, with temperatures reaching 120 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Detroit took extra measures to make sure residents can get relief from the sweltering heat.
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One heat wave was a sweltering annoyance for most of those who went through it.
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On a sweltering, swampy Washington morning, the prospect of impeachment now hung in the air.
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New York was sweltering, and I was moving out of my junior year college single.
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Some were overcome by the grief and sweltering heat and needed support from family members.
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The creations are smooth and balanced, not to mention perfect antidotes for sweltering Bangkok nights.
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He's the only one in the uniformed group wearing long sleeves in the sweltering heat.
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The threat is particularly severe in already sweltering places, from South Asia to the Gulf.
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But thanks to hazy skies during what was a sweltering weekend, you didn't miss much.
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For totally non-betting purposes, who would have the advantage in such a sweltering scenario?
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That car, though, overheated on the way to the summit in the sweltering summer sun.
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The airport in South Sudan's capital is a sweltering tent next to a festering puddle.
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It was quiet, peaceful, and a much smaller area to cover in the sweltering heat.
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Beyond Nogales, where the fence peters out, migrants march for days through a sweltering landscape.
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In the sweltering heat, I stopped at Russian River Brewing Company to quench my thirst.
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"There isn't any difference at all," Ms. Cao said on a sweltering afternoon last week.
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They sat in the sweltering interior while their relatives traced aimless circles on the grass.
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And in Paris, they braved sweltering heat to turn out for the city's annual festivities.
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On a recent sweltering afternoon, a woman answered the doorbell after about a dozen tries.
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"They could not survive without that," said Indanoor, swatting away flies in the sweltering heat.
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Travelers are buried alive in sweltering hot sand in the name of health and wellness.
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Beleaguered commuters flocked to other lines that were overcrowded and sweltering on a hot day.
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Families would spend the whole summer in these mountains enclaves to escape the sweltering city.
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Attendees can expect sweltering temperatures and partly cloudy skies when gates open in the afternoon Thursday.
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Two heavier people walk by with some skin exposed, as one does in the sweltering summer.
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Summer is a great time to hit the water and cool off from the sweltering heat.
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The sweltering heat killed 57 people across Japan in the week from July 29 to Aug.
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But there's a way to keep your runs strong and safe, even if it's sweltering outside.
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Even in sweltering temperatures, the street style scene was one only this city could make happen.
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The sack-like shape helps prevent fabric from clinging to our skin on a sweltering day.
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Now that it's officially sweltering, barely there frocks and breezy shorts are the preferred daily wear.
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Demonstrators, who have endured sweltering heat to press their demands, show no sign of letting up.
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But what if it's just as sweltering inside your house as it is on your patio?
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Little known outside Asia, the tangy drink is now a regular fixture at sweltering summer marches.
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Poorer Lebanese have few good choices to enjoy the beach in the sweltering Middle Eastern summer.
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Hours earlier, his officers had discovered a sweltering semi truck with dozens of people crammed inside.
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But 10 percent of cases are summertime ones, with rates highest in sweltering climates like India's.
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In the sweltering summer of 1998 at Sir-tech Canada in Ottawa, people were fed up.
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The facility failed to evacuate residents from the sweltering heat in the days following the storm.
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At twenty minutes in, my face was sweating like soft-serve in the sweltering summer sun.
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My judgment might have been clouded by the fact that this was a sweltering August day.
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Wlodarczyk's throw of 82.29 meters on her third attempt crushed the competition at sweltering Olympic Stadium.
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People are no longer suffering through sips of hot coffee in the midst of sweltering weather.
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The headless chickens are sent to the "defeathering room," a sweltering space with a barnlike smell.
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Paramedics rushed to evacuate the sweltering facility, but four more nursing home patients died in hospitals.
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It's also not yet so sweltering that we're effectively forced to let our toes go commando.
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Less sunlight would reduce yields even though the plants would do better in less sweltering temperatures.
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The grand opening draws a modest crowd, thoroughly smiling, in spite of sweltering heat and humidity.
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Amar'e Stoudemire was inspecting art at Christie's in Rockefeller Center on a sweltering afternoon in June.
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So how did Lorax make her way into New York City during a particularly sweltering season?
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Frequent blackouts take place across the city in the summer months, when the region is sweltering.
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This year's World Series moves from sweltering Los Angeles to Houston for Game 3 on Friday.
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Hospitals lacked power and the sweltering heat could be deadly to the sick and the elderly.
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I was just sleeping on a cot in the sweltering heat for the past three weeks.
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Sweltering in summer heat, we watched re-runs of the news, constantly baffled at the results.
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"The Late Show" opened with a skit about the sweltering opening game of the World Series.
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We drove northward toward Chinandega, a sweltering town not far from Honduras, and on to Corinto.
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Leaving out a small amount of water for bees helps them survive sweltering summers, Tomaszewski said.
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That was something that he, surrounded by hot cooking equipment in a sweltering environment, never appreciated.
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You can feel the air on your skin, powdery and wrong, somehow both sweltering and clammy.
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It's a sweltering Saturday afternoon in Norwalk, California, about 15 miles southeast of downtown Los Angeles.
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MQM has dominated the sweltering metropolis of Karachi, Pakistan's largest and wealthiest city, since the 1980s.
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Australia endured its hottest month on record in January, with sweltering conditions expected to persist through April.
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We've never really progressed from dangerous migrant farm labor conditions, with pesticide-laden workers in sweltering fields.
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The prosecution contends Harris purposefully left Cooper in the car during a sweltering day in June 2014.
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THE sweltering summer heat in Britain may have started to affect the faculties of the country's politicians.
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AT 6PM on a sweltering weekday evening, a street junction in Ahmedabad in western India is abuzz.
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When your AC is broken and the weather is sweltering, it might be time for a vacation.
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IT WAS a sweltering evening in Charleston, South Carolina, but snow was falling inside the Gaillard Centre.
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She suffocated after she was padlocked overnight in the container in the sweltering summer heat, said prosecutors.
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Even if you don't love the sweltering heat, the summer season still has some pretty sweet perks.
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On the sweltering afternoon of June 9th the city saw a huge march against the extradition law.
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When I think back to that sweltering court room I do not understand what the holdup is.
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Why is it cold when I leave the apartment but sweltering when I pop out for lunch?
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This year, on a sweltering Saturday afternoon in August, they set up tents and long picnic tables.
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I love how these pleated pants are light and airy, which work well in Singapore's sweltering heat.
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At least 100 illegal immigrants were packed in the sweltering tractor-trailer and two more died later.
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At McAllen, Texas, hundreds of men were overcrowded in a sweltering room with no space for cots.
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For the fourth straight day, people in this south-central Florida county faced sweltering heat without power.
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Chanel Iman has a little secret: Models are not immune to summer's sweltering heat and extreme humidity.
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Inside the boots, there's a nice microfleece lining that will keep your feet warm but not sweltering.
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Between 250,000 and 500,000 fans squeezed into the park in the sweltering July heat, according to Mashable.
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The protests were exacerbated by issues such as sweltering heat, power cuts, water quality and sanitation problems.
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The smoke pollution poses an unusual quandary for sweltering Alaskans, most of whom live without air conditioning.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's campaign handed out sweat towels — "Caribbeans for Cuomo," they read — on a sweltering day.
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Protesters packed the sweltering summer streets of Hong Kong on Sunday, sending a clear message to Mrs.
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A cool 2017 won't negate a sweltering 2016, and this year's temperatures aren't yet the new norm.
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The sweltering temperatures have also contributed to wildfires as far north as the Arctic Circle in Sweden.
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They all banded together to cope with the dangerous wildlife and sweltering weather, showing each other empathy.
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LONDON — At the height of a sweltering summer, Saga Vanecek went paddling in a southern Swedish lake.
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That's not just a matter of comfort; India's sweltering summers can be brutal for health and productivity.
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A truck from the city's emergency management office delivered pallets of bottled water on sweltering Wednesday afternoon.
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Shopping Guide When a sunbaked terrace or garden is sweltering, an outdoor umbrella can provide immediate relief.
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Terrace landscaping turns to tumbleweeds in the sweltering city sun, alongside rusted grills and sun-bleached toys.
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One sweltering day in August 1892, the father and stepmother of Lizzie Borden of Fall River, Mass.
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In that case, use this weekend as an excuse to leave those uncomfortable, sweltering days behind you.
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Paris, for example, registered a sweltering 1003 degrees on July 25, shattering a record set in 1947.
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On a recent sweltering day, the man puffing along at the front of the march was Prof.
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Mr. Sharif wore a football T-shirt — he had no dress clothes, and the camp was sweltering.
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They waited in sweltering heat for hours for others to arrive, packing streets for blocks on end.
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If a script says, "It's a sweltering hot day on a beach in Tahiti," I'm less interested.
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The government said on Wednesday it was investigating the blackout on the heavily industrialized island amid sweltering heat.
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For that reason, the KSI guys advised them to do their pre-tournament training in sweltering southern Florida.
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Nothing smells better to me than a rickhouse on a sweltering day when the very air seeps bourbon.
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Anyone who goes for the lightest of light jogs in sweltering, New York City summer heat can relate.
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In this sweltering summer heat there's truly nothing more refreshing than a scoop (or pint) of ice cream.
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His landlord refused to do anything about the sweltering conditions, so Palowski took matters into his own hands.
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Protesters rallied across eight locations in sweltering August temperatures, making it their most ambitious effort since protests began.
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This will mean that 16 of the 17 most sweltering years ever tracked have occurred since the millennium.
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Harris is accused of leaving his 22-month-old son in the sweltering back seat of his car.
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If you want to take a break from the sweltering summer heat, television is always here for you.
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But it's the movie's bad guy who has a lot of the internet sweltering like Agrabah in August.
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Stuck in the sweltering vehicle for an unknown period of time, Pedro was in distress when help arrived.
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Shouting "oppose extradition to China," huge crowds of demonstrators marched peacefully along a main thoroughfare in sweltering humidity.
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Models broke heels, fainted, and the media (poor souls) had to board buses to reach the sweltering showcase.
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Lee's sweltering, no-nonsense film dropped into a chaotic summer filled with the sobering rage of community protests.
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London (CNN Business)Summer is in full swing, with much of Europe sweltering in record-breaking heat waves.
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Amid the sweltering heat, trains were canceled in a number of European countries due to risk of derailment.
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In July, authorities discovered more than 100 undocumented immigrants packed inside a sweltering tractor-trailer in San Antonio.
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Outside it's 95 degrees Fahrenheit, but inside the greenhouse the crushing humidity makes it feel twice as sweltering.
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Sweltering temperatures force me to dismantle my thermal protective layer, and rolling hills stretch out into the distance.
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Families in Nauru live in tents without air conditioning in a country known for year round sweltering heat.
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Okay, this variation is one that really only makes sense in sweltering climates, but no matter: It's delicious.
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That raised the eyebrows of fellow Republicans who trekked to the nation's Capitol amid sweltering heat and humidity.
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Maya tries to concentrate on her lesson in a sweltering, overcrowded Title I classroom, with no air-conditioning.
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For Mets fans who had sat through the sweltering conditions at Citi Field, it was an agonizing sight.
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They worked 24/7 at breakneck pace to deliver, toiling through the sweltering summer months, said three sources.
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I couldn't believe how many people had decided to brave the sweltering temperatures in the name of culture.
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As we drove I reviewed our agenda: four days, multiple locations, a sweltering tent, a focus on emptiness.
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The girls behind me in the female line somehow munched away on salted chips in the sweltering heat.
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The solution to sweltering cities will come when we realize we all have a responsibility to stay cool.
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Since he's in charge, we go off on a trek in the sweltering heat of the midday sun.
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The Teatro Amazonas was beautiful and insanely expensive and as ephemeral as everything else in this sweltering land.
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Instead, she found hundreds of frustrated riders waiting on a sweltering platform for more than half an hour.
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Police officers sought refuge from the sweltering heat in doorways, and firefighters rested on their hulking red trucks.
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This band's other great summer song evokes Coney Island — and cool vocal harmonies — on a sweltering summer day.
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Sweltering heat has also played archeologist in Ireland, with dry conditions recently revealing signs of an ancient henge.
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An operatic quarrel ensued at the summer home of a friend over a sweltering August weekend in 1987.
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He's tough as nails: He shows up in the dead of winter and the sweltering heat of summer.
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Some are sleeping under tarps, but most have nothing to protect them from the rain and sweltering sun.
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There will have to be air-conditioned transit because people won't be able to bike in the sweltering streets.
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Chanting "No KKK, no racists," the marchers weaved their way toward the city's Quicken Loans Arena in sweltering heat.
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Around 300 white Toyotas shimmer there in the sweltering desert, and the campus roads are dotted with student drivers.
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These days, bureaucrats dress down during the sweltering summer months, but employees at banks and the like rarely dare.
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Hundreds of people gathered in Phoenix Sunday, braving sweltering heat to attend a vigil held at a local church.
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The queen's guards continue to parade in bearskins regardless of the sweltering heat or the state of Brexit negotiations.
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A sticky, sweltering heat wave swept the nation over the past week, leaving many feeling irritated and downright gross.
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Nguyen Thi Hong chops up and sells chickens for ten hours a day in a sweltering market in Hanoi.
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I read them in secret because Roberts is also a master at detailed, intricate, and downright sweltering sex scenes.
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The sweltering heat lasts for about 20 minutes, then the endorphins start to fill my brain with happy feelings.
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If you're wondering how to stay cool during those sweltering summer nights in New York City, look no further.
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Under a sweltering sun and cloying humidity in Tapachula, the river marks the point where Mexico and Guatemala meet.
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Reggae is blasting and almost everyone has donned dark sunglasses, because, hangovers and sweltering temperatures be damned, it's showtime.
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If you're wondering how to stay cool during those sweltering summer evenings in New York City, look no further.
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You know, when you go from the sweltering outdoors into your freezing office — does that have any health ramifications?
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Most teachers and administrators know that sweltering classrooms are both physically dangerous for students and not conducive to learning.
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Despite the sweltering heat, Pompeii was abuzz with tourists, while Herculaneum was like an oasis of calm in comparison.
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But work is work, so she slathered on mosquito repellent and put on long pants, despite the sweltering heat.
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Dealing with Florida's sweltering summer heat and humidity has been as much of an issue as learning the playbook.
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The Shakopee warehouse had no air conditioning on the work floor at the time, and some days were sweltering.
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Video from the nursing home shows residents suffered in the sweltering heat as staff used fans to cool them.
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New York in August is hell—sweltering, with all the joy of early summer replaced by brightly lit desperation.
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He brought her a gift: a packet of biscuits that she nibbled in the sweltering dark of her shelter.
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On a sweltering August afternoon, about two dozen Romans lolling at the Tiberis were not given to such negativity.
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The sweltering days last August in St. Louis, where the heat index reached triple digits, are a bygone memory.
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He told the people they would have to wait a week in the sweltering heat for a new one.
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The repertory is usually boring; the weather tends to be sweltering; no one in the audience pays attention, anyway.
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But that's another plaint for another day — or, rather, for many, many other days, and sweltering ones at that.
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Your natural-born spontaneity, sexiness, and adventurous attitude will serve you well in the sweltering hot month of June.
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On a recent afternoon, dozens of school children lined up in the sweltering heat for their elementary school graduation.
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But between long lines, packed crowds, and the sweltering Florida heat, sometimes visitors need a vacation from their vacation.
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Iris' younger brother, Freddy, appeared to be fast asleep in the sweltering heat, using his backpack for a pillow.
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But hundreds of Bahamians who stood waiting in the sweltering sun all day did not make it on board.
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Babies were kept in sweltering conditions, and some children were drugged to keep them quiet until they were sold.
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A Florida man with down syndrome has tragically died after being left in a sweltering minivan for several hours.
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Because after all, in these sweltering days of August, nothing is more New Yorky than getting out of town.
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BTW, it's a relatively sweltering 80 degrees in the Big Apple ... which might explain why her pants are undone.
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Alexander Wang has our summer basics covered, giving us everything we need to keep cool on those sweltering summer days.
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These dramatic pictures show the moment police officers broke into a âblazing hotâ car to free two sweltering dogs.
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Then again, it also brings about sweltering heat and literal sticky situations, resulting in unavoidable sweat stains and occasional crankiness.
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Peggy Frank, 63, was found dead in her truck on Friday after delivering mail in sweltering heat, her family said.
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On a sweltering Thursday, he hops out of a yellow cab, crosses Fifth Avenue, and scurries up a dirt path.
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No sweltering and pretending it's sweater weather, because the Ghirardelli Soda Fountain is blending up a Pumpkin Spice Caramel Shake.
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The discovery comes three weeks after 10 people died in a sweltering rig parked at a Walmart in San Antonio.
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In one sweltering apartment, a Somali mother celebrated passing her driving test; Risheq wrapped her up in a tight hug.
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Before settling there, Heifetz worked as a journalist for newspapers in the sweltering cities of Phnom Penh, Rangoon, and Bangkok.
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In May 2003, 19 immigrants who were being transported from South Texas to Houston inside a sweltering tractor-trailer died.
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As lines became hours long and crowds grew restless from the sweltering heat, inside, gymnasts performed to an empty arena.
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Subway delays - and some sweltering cars - contributed to outrage among riders about the region's complex, clogged and crumbling transportation network.
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The Election Commission extended voting until well after the sweltering tropical sun had set on determined voters; turnout was 89%.
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The same sticky, sweltering conditions will persist all the way down Interstate 95 to North Carolina, according to the NWS.
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In the humid and sweltering summer temperatures, he hoisted his wife's body, wrapped in a blue sheet, over his shoulder.
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It consists of products I know will cling to my face in sweltering heat — and stay there all day long.
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As the summer temperatures continue to rise, local law enforcement reminded the public to pay attention to the sweltering heat.
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And summer means sweltering heat from which there is but one relief: the cool, refreshing breeze from an air conditioner.
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Across Europe, sweltering commuters took to Twitter to complain of being stranded on stopped train services with no air conditioning.
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Until then, city officials are taking precautions against the sweltering heat and preparing for what could be a deadly weekend.
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In the sweltering, D.C. heat, congresswomen on both sides of the aisle united to exercise their right to bare arms.
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The Alps have come to the sweltering UAE with Ski Dubai, a wintry indoor megaplex at the Mall of Emirates.
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Delegates said sweltering temperatures and weather extremes were a spur for action at the annual conference in Bonn from Nov.
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I went to great lengths to hide it, plastering my arms in foundation and wearing long sleeves in sweltering weather.
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But, even in the sweltering heat, we shouldn't neglect our year-round standbys, our ever-faithful pork and chicken dishes.
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Based on estimated usage, that leaves about 6 million people sweltering in the Florida and Georgia heat without air conditioning.
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The Rehabilitation Center at Hollywood Hills failed to evacuate residents from the sweltering heat in the days following the storm.
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Much happens during those sweltering, feral months, some of it exhilarating, some of it unbearable: One of Bert's children dies.
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The afternoon of the soccer scrimmage was sweltering, one of those beastly July days with humidity like a damp rag.
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Ms. Turner began a routine of enduring sweltering heat on dangerous streets to make the one-mile walk to visit.
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Geneva was sweltering on July 15, 1934, but Hartington and Minden were hit during the same week in July 1936.
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CreditCreditWolfgang Tillmans I ARRIVE AT THE Eggleston Artistic Trust building at just after 1 on a sweltering, humid Memphis afternoon.
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Two people, an older man who was a tourist and a local teenager, were already inside the small, sweltering room.
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What if your apartment is sweltering or freezing or otherwise uninhabitable and the landlord refuses to do something about it?
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Around Mogalakwena, set amid rust-tinged rocky outcrops in sweltering latitudes north of Johannesburg, resentment over grinding poverty runs deep.
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The blast also emits shockwaves that can topple buildings, along with sweltering temperatures that can burn skin and ignite fires.
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They were captured last year and have been held ever since in this dusty, sweltering detention camp in northeastern Syria.
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Buildings, handrails and benches are just about cool to the touch, finally giving rest to what was a sweltering summer.
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The contrast between Top End, with its sweltering heat and camper-van aesthetic, and Tasmania's farmer-chic sophistication was jarring.
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Ramón, who was diabetic, died of a heart attack after several sweltering days in a nursing home with no power.
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Australia Fare Our critic explores the reasons for eating steamed pudding and other cold-weather dishes during the sweltering summer.
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It's a sweltering 92 degrees outside, which can only mean one thing: Co-workers are arguing over the office thermostat.
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The sockeye salmon didn't swim through the sweltering water, likely staying in a cooler lake downstream while the heat lasted.
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Most of the recommendations center around how to keep your car's battery happy in extreme temperatures, whether frozen or sweltering.
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We're certainly living on an urban heat island, one that seems to shimmer and expand during the long, sweltering days.
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And, even when it is, the outside temperature tends to be pretty different than your sweltering office and crowded commute.
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I helped a girl learn the English alphabet and numbers one afternoon in the sweltering heat of her family's home.
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It's like the sweltering awful I-feel-like-I'm-standing-next-to-a-truck-exhaust-pipe kind of D.C. day.
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The energy shortfall is especially acute in the sweltering summers, which has led to large protests that become national crises.
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This week's sweltering weather is concerning because there are several key factors that make people in Europe vulnerable to extreme heat.
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In the Nordic region, Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden have all endured sweltering heat with no rain for most of May.
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The expedition will be flagged off from the sweltering national capital, Delhi, onwards to Ladakh and its valleys garbed in snow.
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So, I jog across town in sweltering New York City heat to Hugo Boss to buy a suit off the rack.
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The takeaway: The pace and extent of economic growth will be increasingly curtailed by a sweltering, flooded and more hostile planet.
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Elsewhere, 136 Central Americans, 49 of them kids, were found alive inside a sweltering truck without food or water in Veracruz.
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Avendaño matched her cheek and lip color to the wrap, and voila, she makes sweltering weather look like a fashion statement.
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On a sweltering night the former president discussed his philanthropic foundation and the global battle against AIDS, climate change and poverty.
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But the classic go-to style for post-workout brunch, time-starved mornings, and sweltering afternoons doesn't have to signal defeat.
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WA KALU PU, Myanmar — Dragging giant tree trunks up and down the steep hillsides of sweltering jungles is a tough job.
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His pregnant wife sat with other women in a different room also lacking air conditioning, trying to endure the sweltering heat.
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They normally conduct "high-risk operations" in "rugged and sweltering" areas along the border that involve violent offenders, The Times reported.
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To answer that question, we went underground to the subway — that sweaty, muggy, sweltering cavern New Yorkers pile into every morning.
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In Washington on Friday, thousands of people lined up in the sweltering heat to pay their respects to the late Sen.
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Riot police in helmets and carrying batons fired pepper spray as the standoff continued into the sweltering heat of the evening.
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Sweltering in the Winter We own a first-floor co-op apartment that is unbearably hot when the boiler is on.
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But Cheyenne was in the car, dying because of the sweltering heat, while her mother was inside Ladner's house, prosecutors say.
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And those vehicles pipe in hot exhaust to the already sweltering community—contributing to higher rates of asthma linked to pollution.
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The president&aposs lengthy defense of his tariffs inside a sweltering high school gymnasium made clear he is feeling the heat.
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"It will be about as sweltering as it gets in some places in the eastern and central United States," Hayes said.
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But there's one person who despite the persistently sweltering temperatures remains chilled to her very core, and that person is Rihanna.
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"I have a personal stake in the center succeeding," he told me between sobs in the sweltering sun outside La Lomita.
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The change was the latest to highlight problems that could arise during next year's Games due to Tokyo's sweltering summer temperatures.
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Half-naked children squat outside stalls selling sweets and biscuits; others splash in a muddy lake to escape the sweltering heat.
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The weather in Singapore is unforgiving, and simply standing in a kitchen over the stovetop for 30 minutes leaves you sweltering.
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But for now, the school's 1,100 students make do with crumbling walls, peeling paint and classrooms that on Friday were sweltering.
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In Northern Africa's Sahara Desert, certainly no stranger to sweltering temperatures, a record high was recorded July 5 in Ouargla, Algeria.
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He tried to imagine events back home in Saraqib: the sweltering Friday demonstrations; the tinny sound of Muhammad Haf's amplified voice.
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Thousands gathered in the sweltering heat to watch the performance, and many lined up afterward to snap pictures with the piano.
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Few things make one appreciate the comforts of modern living more so than central air conditioning on a sticky, sweltering day.
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Having served in the Iraq War, he now lives in a shack beside a lighthouse, on the sweltering island of Plymouth.
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Tom Tarbox waited an hour in line at an ATM near the beach in San Juan on Wednesday in sweltering heat.
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Sweltering drivers were soon scrambling in glove boxes and underneath seats for spare change to line up and buy ice cream.
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They've been canvassing the state for Rosen and other Democratic candidates for months, even in sweltering 21993-plus-degree desert heat.
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He was sweltering in the summer heat, but before the day was over, he would be glad he had done so.
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But it is common to spend hours outdoors shivering at an event and then step inside a vehicle that is sweltering.
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As the men gathered that morning in a sweltering hall, Mr. Mohamad's supervisor, the factory's doctor, called with a frantic warning.
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Don't hurt yourself on a sweltering day when the goal — the New York City Marathon — is less than two months away.
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It's high noon in the Amazon jungle, and the heat is inescapable — a sweltering, thick soup of hot air all around.
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They looked dazed, tired and resigned to their fate, many having just completed a harsh trek across the sweltering Mexican desert.
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It made possible industrial work like printing, food processing and electrical manufacturing that would be hard to manage in sweltering heat.
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Sweltering temperatures that threatened to break a heat record in Washington on Saturday added a poetic flourish to the demonstrators' argument.
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But that's precisely what we did on a sweltering August afternoon at Al Dhafra Air Base in the United Arab Emirates.
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Temperatures averaged a sweltering 40.9 degrees Celsius (105.6 Fahrenheit) across the country on Tuesday, according to the Australian Bureau of Meteorology.
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Outside the city's Undata Hospital, patients slept under tarpaulins in the sweltering heat, with some of the injured covered in flies.
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A sweltering summer in the country fueled an increase in air-conditioner sales for Samsung's consumer electronics division, according to Kim.
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NEW DELHI — On a sweltering Wednesday in June, a rail-thin woman named Rehmati gripped the doctor's table with both hands.
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It would be interesting to go to a place that has snow and it's sweltering hot for 75% of the year.
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In the sweltering heat, the flowers had started to wilt — but the music was blaring and the energy had picked up.
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They may go from a sweltering rainforest to a frozen tundra, or from a deserted tropical island to a remote mountain peak.
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"We are a city that's on the frontlines of climate change," Hoboken Mayor Dawn Zimmer said by phone one sweltering July afternoon.
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In May, people in the town of Phalodi, India persevered through the hottest day in the country's history—a sweltering 123.8 degrees.
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In November, just as winter was gearing up in New York, all our friends started posting on Facebook about their sweltering heaters.
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My laptop is hot garbage—akin to the stuff New York is known for when things really go south every sweltering August.
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When dumps or landfills catch fire, as more than 70 have in Poland over the sweltering summer, noxious smog smothers their surroundings.
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The jump in imports came ahead of the summer when people crank up their air conditioning in the face of sweltering heat.
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Based on the number of individuals each customer represents, that leaves over 400,000 people sweltering in the Florida heat without air conditioning.
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The hurricane's strong winds and heavy rain knocked down homes, roads and power lines, leaving 6 million without electricity in sweltering temperatures.
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The shack is not air-conditioned, and in the sweltering recent weather—South Korea's hottest on record—temperatures inside topped 50°C.
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This umbrella features a fiberglass shaft and ergonomic sports handle, perfect for 18 holes in the rain or under the sweltering sun.
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Now that temperatures have officially gone from lukewarm to sweltering, that can only mean one thing — wedding season is officially upon us.
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France registered its highest temperature since records began Friday, agency Meteo France reported, with much of Europe engulfed in a sweltering heatwave.
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Thousands of people rallied to back the police on Sunday, in heavy rain and sweltering heat of around 33 Celsius (91.4 Fahrenheit).
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Riot police in helmets and carrying batons earlier fired pepper spray as the standoff continued into the sweltering heat of the evening.
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Barker fell asleep in Ladner's home and left her daughter strapped in her car seat for four hours in the sweltering heat.
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She fell asleep in Ladner's home and left her daughter strapped in her car seat for four hours in the sweltering heat.
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The taxis were also tested in the sweltering heat of the Arizona desert and in frigid, icy conditions in the Arctic Circle.
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The Arctic is coming off an absolutely sweltering summer in what will likely go down as the hottest year in recorded history.
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Speaking for more than an hour in a sweltering room, Trump spent a significant portion of his speech complaining about the media.
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In this often sweltering southern city, widespread use of air conditioning makes it easy to overlook the growing risks of extreme heat.
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Europe heat wave Europe has been sweltering under a historic heat wave and today, temperatures are supposed to reach their breaking point.
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Even poorer countries with sweltering climates like India and Pakistan get until 2028, although they get financial incentives to start cutting earlier.
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The bodies of eight people were found inside a sweltering tractor-trailer parked in a Walmart parking lot in San Antonio, Texas.
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The sweltering metropolis of Karachi is Pakistan's largest and wealthiest city, dominated since the 1980s by Hussain's Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) party.
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The 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro will be sweltering — but you'd never know it if you were inside Rio's newest bar.
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So, those with combination or oily complexions, The Satin Skin Mist will be your new BFF, especially during those sweltering summer days.
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A few days ago, 62-year-old Josefina Alvarez lay sweltering on a cot in a shelter not far from San Juan.
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Growing up in sweltering Laredo, Texas — the high there today is a balmy 101 degrees — shorts were as common as saying y'all.
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Bad Batch takes place in a desert environment where sweltering heat has baked the ground into a maze of cracks and faults.
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Based on the number of individuals each customer represents, that leaves almost 400,000 people sweltering in the Florida heat without air conditioning.
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Despite his sweltering start over all, Conforto remains unproven against top-level left-handed pitchers, as evidenced by his performance against Bumgarner.
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But chicken catching is grueling, filthy work inside vast, sweltering coops where dust, feathers, and the stench of feces clog the air.
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The closure prompted hundreds to travel north to the sweltering town on the Pacific coast where the agency has a smaller outpost.
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On one recent sweltering afternoon, Mr. Bort's feet became a blur as he chased down shot after shot, exhibiting lightning-quick reflexes.
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Others, fresh-faced and groomed despite the sweltering heat, positioned themselves with a view of the hotel behind them, facing camera crews.
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But now, you're back in New York City's sweltering, stormy 28-degree weather, trying to beat the heat during the short workweek.
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Behind it, rows of dilapidated green tents stood in the shadow of a gas plant that belched smoke in the sweltering heat.
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Nevertheless, the Austrian is not expecting an easy time of it and is braced for a hard afternoon's slog in sweltering temperatures.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Until one sweltering day in 2009, Asia Bibi led a simple life with her husband and children in rural Pakistan.
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Traces of funk drip on "Dealer," with a bubbling bassline that examines the sweltering heat of a romance in the warmer months.
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Earth's accelerated warming trend continued this August, as the sweltering month proved to be one of the hottest Augusts in recorded history.
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Dear Diary: I was walking my dog on a sweltering day when I was approached by a young woman pushing a stroller.
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The ice distributed by aid organizations meant families had access to cold water and a rudimentary refrigeration method in the sweltering heat.
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The protest on Sunday was the largest in Hong Kong's recent history, drawing hundreds of thousands of people on a sweltering afternoon.
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The sweltering conditions were expected to ease on Saturday in southern France but highs were still forecast at close to 40 degrees.
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Dear Diary: It was a sweltering summer day, and I was on an empty A train with my bicycle, heading to Brooklyn.
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A heat advisory remains in effect until tonight — with straight sunshine throughout the day, it could feel as sweltering as 101 degrees.
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When I visited Mama's on a sweltering spring night, the high-low social mix Mr. Trigano aimed for was in full effect.
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But the horror of eight deaths at a sweltering Florida nursing home that had lost air-conditioning raised scrutiny of disaster planning.
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That seems wasteful, but it's hard to feel a northern-European sense of coziness when I'm sitting pantsless in a sweltering apartment.
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Cities from Hyderabad to New York are painting rooftops white to reflect the sun and lower indoor temperatures during their sweltering summers.
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The deaths came days after the authorities discovered the bodies of eight migrants packed in a sweltering tractor-trailer in San Antonio.
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Duterte is perpetually late, which meant that supporters might be kept waiting in the sweltering heat for as long as seven hours.
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Last month saw a train sit in the tunnel in sweltering heat for 45 minutes and a derailment with dozens of injuries.
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I had the pleasure of meeting Nobumasa Kushino on a sweltering August day at his space Kushino Terrace in Fukuyama City, Hiroshima.
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Our international climate reporter, Somini Sengupta, reported on the links between the extreme weather in both sweltering Australia and the freezing Midwest.
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Sighing, Schweiger recalls one woman in such a home, poorly insulated, sweltering in hundred degree heat, plugging her AC into extension cords overnight.
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Energy supplies remained patchy in the sweltering western state of Zulia, where anger after nearly a week without power overflowed into street violence.
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Temperatures in the city have hit 38 degrees Celsius (100 Fahrenheit), leaving sweltering adults and children desperate for bottled water in the queue.
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You can even leave it in your car on a sweltering hot day and the contents will still stay cold when you return.
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In the 2000 case, men and women suffocated in sweltering heat after the truck's refrigeration system was turned off and a vent closed.
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Even for those lucky enough to be blessed with central air, a hot stove can take a cool kitchen to a sweltering swamp.
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The first few months I was here, in the sweltering heat of a Tehran summer, I felt the inescapable urge to blend in.
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In St. John, Myia Powell gestures to the water rushing down her street after a spastic rain showered the sweltering island on Monday.
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Signs outside of attractions frequently signaled wait times of up to 230 minutes, and people dutifully stood in line despite the sweltering conditions.
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The sweltering Florida heat reached a high of 94-degrees Fahrenheit in Orlando on Monday, while temperatures inside a vehicle can rise higher.
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With a sweltering summer coming up, I idly searched Amazon for a dehumidifier the other day, just to get an idea of prices.
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It was a sweltering day in Vegas and was still in the 90s as we stood outside waiting for the couple to arrive.
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Clinics in the sweltering western state of Zulia, which suffers chronic regional blackouts, had scaled back operations after nearly 72 hours without power.
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Unusual weather has made headlines this year This lingering US heat follows other sweltering systems that have baked the Northern Hemisphere this year.
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Kim and Kourtney Kardashian are leading the charge for the silky styles we keep seeing pop up on celebs in these sweltering temps.
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At times the summer months seem to drag on with their sweltering temperatures and seemingly limitless supply of eye- and skin-damaging sunshine.
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The room is lit by overhead windows, and people in the glare are sweltering as his stump speech meanders all over the place.
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But, eyeliner devotees shouldn't have to go without in the sweltering hot months, or commit to constant mirror checks and countless finger swipes.
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Those lucky enough to get jobs work in unfavourable conditions, toiling away on the sweltering building sites of the Middle East and Singapore.
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The day the fellows planned to stand outside a Planned Parenthood abortion clinic, Houston's sweltering humidity and sunshine gave way to pouring rain.
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In fact, the family is so committed to this aesthetic, they've been wearing variations on this exact look throughout the sweltering summer months.
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BALUKHALI, Bangladesh (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In the sweltering heat of Bangladesh's dusty Balukhali refugee camp, seven-month-old Mahmoud Rohan is burning up.
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Production of Tio Rico ice cream halted at another factory in the sweltering city of Maracaibo in western Venezuela over a year ago.
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"Bill and Ted" screenwriter Ed Solomon captured the scene: Reeves, crouched in the sweltering Louisiana sun, signed "Stacey, you're breathtaking!" in exquisite penmanship.
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Yankees 11, Rockies 33 Edwin Encarnacion's RBI double capped a five-run second inning, as New York beat Colorado at sweltering Yankee Stadium.
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Today La Hormiga, a sweltering town surrounded by pasture in the department of Putumayo, is experiencing a somewhat more salubrious sort of boom.
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The sweltering temperatures in recent months may help settle debates over a supposed "pause" in global warming that occurred between 1998 and 2013.
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The idea was to provide a forum at which current and former leaders could meet away from Beijing's sweltering summer and daily grind.
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When the oven is cranked and the burners are blazing, my entire apartment quickly becomes a sweltering hotbox — even in the coolest months.
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On the sweltering June afternoon that I visited the castle, Camus—no relation to Albert—wore a tan summer suit and a tie.
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At least 200 protesters sat in sweltering heat outside Hong Kong's highest court on Thursday night to demand the release of dissident Liu.
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On a sweltering day in July, Karl Ove Knausgaard was standing on a London sidewalk, wearing a dark coat, gray jeans, and boots.
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The sweltering heat earlier in the week gave way to electrical storms over the weekend that caused weather delays totaling almost three hours.
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But the sweltering heat has had some unexpected results, uncovering architecture and more that had been lost to the long grasses of history.
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Some 384 single men were corralled behind metal fences inside the sweltering facility in McAllen, according to a pool reporter on the scene.
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No one was beyond scrutiny or above an accusation, he says as we sit in the garden on an already sweltering summer morning.
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CRAIG O'SHANNESSY On a sweltering day, four men — Leonardo Mayer, Ricardas Berankis, Stefano Travaglia and Marius Copil — have retired from matches so far.
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The protest on June 9 was the largest in Hong Kong's recent history, drawing hundreds of thousands of people on a sweltering afternoon.
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After enthusiastically greeting and hugging several of the workers, Topf, 62, came to a sweltering room filled with humming washing machines and dryers.
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They were found the next morning, in sweltering heat, on a highway leading to Vienna, just 31 miles or so from the Hofburg.
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Harleys are bulky and heat up a rider's legs, making them a poor fit for the country's traffic-choked roads and sweltering climate.
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Her parents get behind her, cutting back on cell-phone use and post-church brunches, forgoing air-conditioning despite the state's sweltering summers.
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At night, she might start out julienning and plating in a sweltering kitchen, then end up hobnobbing with patrons at a formal dinner.
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On particularly sweltering bus rides to school, we'd pull out our never-cleaned spray bottles and mist one another with stale tap water.
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On a sweltering afternoon, hundreds of agents descended on City Hall carrying signs opposing the bills, with 40 signing up to testify inside.
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Jakarta's badminton stadiums are often sweltering, as all windows in the building must be closed to prevent the wind from interfering with play.
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It also allowed Mr. Trump to escape the capital on a sweltering day when thousands rallied to protest his policies on climate change.
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It was a tragic coda to a sweltering heat wave that began on Friday, with temperatures that hovered consistently in the mid-140s.
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In July, a sweltering tractor trailer ride in Texas became the latest harrowing example of the perils of crossing the U.S. border illegally.
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My favorite memory of him is when he showed up in a full suit in the sweltering heat for his gym job interview.
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"Migrant workers are made to work even in the sweltering heat," said Geetha Ramakrishnan of Nirman Mazdoor Panchayat Sangam, a construction workers' union.
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The so-called street serial shooter is just the latest in a dense roster of repeat killers to terrorize the sweltering desert city.
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The temperature was a good indicator of the prize the athletes battled for on Saturday — another sweltering marathon, at the Rio Games in August.
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The night before, when he took the stage in a sweltering hot Sioux City gym, the mayor thanked the audience for the warm welcome.
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A teen with autism in Lawrence, Kansas, tragically died of heat exhaustion after a short walk outdoors on a sweltering day earlier this month.
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Others marched under the sweltering sun chanting, "We want justice" and "No more genocide", some wearing white shirts bearing the words 'Rohingya Genocide Remembrance'.
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ON A sweltering Sunday afternoon in Old Montreal, the first of dozens of people began arriving at Quebec's immigration department armed with folding chairs.
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Up a skinny stairwell in New York City's Chinatown on a sweltering late-September night, a private dining room overflowed with downtown cool kids.
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While we can definitely get behind the comfy outfit, we wouldn't say the same about a sweat-prone velvet shoe on a sweltering day.
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Others marched under the sweltering sun chanting, We want justice and No more genocide, some wearing white shirts bearing the words Rohingya Genocide Remembrance.
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An intense five-day heat wave that left Europe sweltering last month made it the hottest ever June for the continent — and the world.
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For many, Japan's war-renouncing constitution, written by an occupying army during a few sweltering days in 1946, is something of a sacred text.
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Riot police in helmets and carrying batons fired pepper spray in response in a standoff that lasted into the sweltering heat of the evening.
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Comedy Central's late night show "Midnight" encouraged those sweltering nationwide to use the hashtag #HeatWaveIn4Words to express what the soaring temperatures mean to them.
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Half a million people were expected to brave sweltering heat on Sunday in Hong Kong to press the government to scrap the proposed law.
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Ladner said he took a sleeping pill and had no idea that Hyer's daughter was in the car in the sweltering heat, say authorities.
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That's how, on a sweltering summer day in Stockholm, the object of tech's original sin, the apple to Sawchuk's Eve, came walking toward me.
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Phone and internet records show Harris was sending explicit messages for much of the day when his son was dying inside the sweltering car.
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Homes are burning near a Southern California mountain town where a wildfire is growing out of control in brush and trees amid sweltering temperatures.
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According to the Arizona Department of Public Safety, some 12,000-15,000 waited in line to say goodbye in the sweltering heat, CBS News reported.
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The days will continue to be sweltering and the nights will prove to be no relief, as overnight low temperatures remain well above average.
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On the cusp of summer, Rome is sweltering, and the relief of the balmy evening makes the travelling spectators give thanks to the gods.
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Until VFS opened its Mumbai office, applicants had to queue for an average of five hours in the sweltering heat outside the American consulate.
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Her Achilles troubled her during the season, however, and she also withdrew from the Toronto final after becoming ill due to the sweltering conditions.
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If the first weeks of June have us bracing for sweltering temps and still-chilly Atlantic waves, they also signal prime beach-read season.
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Parts of central and southern Florida will be a sweltering 90 degrees for several days, with humidity making it feel like the mid-90s.
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Politicians, campaign strategists, environmentalists, and volunteers going door-to-door under the overly sweltering sun should take these numbers to heart and plan accordingly.
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On a sweltering Wednesday afternoon, I visited some of Altamonte's train and bus stations to get a sense of its non-Uber transit options.
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Here, in the sweltering heat, two water generators suck in vapor from the air, which then condenses into water when it hits cold coils.
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Those without seats loiter in hallways, and others able to bear the sweltering heat outside play checkers under a canopy of overgrown mango trees.
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People who believe that motherhood is precious do not rip toddlers away from their parents and keep them in sweltering cages at the borders.
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Even royals aren't immune to the UK's sweltering heatwave, as proven by a recent photo taken inside Queen Elizabeth II's Buckingham Palace living room.
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Read more: I visited Pompeii in the middle of Europe's deadly heat wave, and I couldn't believe how many tourists braved the sweltering temperatures
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After all, the pleasure we get from slowly savoring a mouthwatering scoop of ice cream on a sweltering summer day counts for something, right?
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. In a darkened and sweltering room in Hackney, dozens of people are dancing to pounding 212s rockabilly.
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The imposing, snow-capped peaks of Nepal's Himalayan mountain range feel like a different world from the dense, sweltering jungle where she grew up.
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In the sweltering July heat, Misty roamed the streets of Santa Monica, trying to grab a few minutes of shut-eye where she could.
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At her old primary school in Albury, in sweltering southern hemisphere summer heat, pupils set up a TV to watch her chase her dream.
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In the afternoon, tens of thousands gathered in sweltering heat in a sprawling park named after Britain's Queen Victoria, demanding Xi allow universal suffrage.
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Rather than pay his landlord $2 per unit of air conditioning, the man chose to enjoy the air conditioned McDonald's on sweltering summer nights.
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Consider it a celebration of both the end-of-summer harvest and the seemingly endless sweltering days we'll be wishing for by and by.
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But that punishment sure beats wasting years in a sweltering cell in Thailand or, worse yet, getting shot dead by cops in the Philippines.
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But the potential difficulties of making the program larger were evident in a day of interviews at the sweltering United Nations center in Niamey.
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Sydney By Rhys Haynes I'm arriving home and greeting the kids, who are playing in the pool on another sweltering December afternoon in Sydney.
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"In winter there's nothing else to do," said Mahendran Arumugam, who moved to Canada in 503 from the sweltering Indian state of Tamil Nadu.
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In interviews for her research, women described the bruises they'd gotten while wearing shapewear and recounted their experiences wearing the garments in sweltering heat.
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I normally live on the East Coast, but that year, unable to face another sweltering August, I decided to temporarily decamp to the West.
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Nixon recalled leaving "The Real Thing" to do Nichols's production of the David Rabe play "Hurlyburly," in a sweltering black-box theatre in Chicago.
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"Against the political filtering (of candidates), give us a fair election," chanted the demonstrators in sweltering heat of 32 degree Celsius (90 degrees Fahrenheit).
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Though settlers tried draining their humid, swampy, sweltering surroundings, the inundations came again and again, with 16 major floods in the city's first century.
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Q. & A. If you're having a hard time of it during this sweltering season, just be glad you didn't live in London in 1858.
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Piero, a dog Berajikli says adopted his family, stretches languidly on the porch in the sweltering midday heat, then flops down again to sleep.
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In a sweltering backyard in Indianola, Ms. Harris insisted that she and Mr. Biden did not share the same position on federally mandated busing.
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DOHA (Reuters) - Some competitors at the world athletics championships that began on Friday have already encountered their most challenging opponent: the sweltering Qatari heat.
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Along the way, people doled out hand warmers to demonstrators instead of the cooling patches many slapped on their foreheads during the sweltering summer.
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When I remember my mother, I think of Thanksgiving: a sweltering kitchen, flour coated counters, piercing laughter through coffee-stained teeth and pies galore.
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While much of Spain is sweltering, this largely coastal area enjoys far more comfortable (yet still very beach-friendly) temperatures over the summer months.
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When it's cool outside, sweltering on a packed subway train for your commute, and freezing cold in your office, being uncomfortable is hardly avoidable.
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The man who once called himself "America's toughest sheriff" and held inmates in a sweltering outdoor "tent city" could face six months behind bars.
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The midday race through the sweltering downtown streets had runners staggering through the final switchbacks and stuffing cold, wet washcloths into their mouths for relief.
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Spared the sweltering conditions of the day session, Federer barely raised a sweat in hammering Basilashvili, sending 31 winners whistling past the 117th-ranked Georgian.
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Rather than scrounging around a damp basement or sweltering jungle, the researchers simply went to a pet store in the UK to recruit their subjects.
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In Arlit, a sweltering transit center designed for a few hundred people lately has held upwards of 1,000 at a time for weeks on end.
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On a sweltering afternoon in August 2009, I was sitting on a friend's bed debating whether or not to take a job working for Oprah.
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Another store, on the other side of the country in the sweltering western city of Maracaibo, sells American-branded breakfast cereals, soap and truffle salt.
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I have come to hate entering cinemas and shopping malls on a sweltering August afternoon because the inside temperatures are kept at goose-pimpling lows.
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The rapper/designer unveiled his Yeezy Season 4 collection outdoors in New York City as part of New York Fashion Week, and it was sweltering.
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Riot police in helmets and carrying batons fired pepper spray in response in a standoff that was lasting into the sweltering heat of the evening.
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Summers in Paris could feel as sweltering as those in Fez, Morocco, by the end of this century if greenhouse gas emissions continue to soar.
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Meaning that for Kylie, suffering through sweltering heat in the name of fashion is just as expected as enduring pain in the name of beauty.
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We go upstairs to our designated emergency area, check in, and stand around in the sweltering heat for half an hour until the presentation starts.
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On a sweltering night, Rodriguez took some time to warm to his task, but struck a heavy blow to Poland's confidence in the 40th minute.
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Still clad in their graduation gowns in the sweltering Atlanta, Georgia heat, graduates fact checked that their own student loans would be completely paid off.
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Demonstrators planned to march from near the Capitol down Pennsylvania Avenue toward the White House, with attendees facing sweltering conditions on the bright Saturday afternoon.
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Naketa Woods, who owns a home in Castle Place, stood in her driveway in the sweltering heat with her husband waiting to meet with Obama.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton vowed to appeal the ruling, saying the state has taken significant measures to mitigate the effects of the sweltering conditions.
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It's impressively light and its rear padding is made of a breathable material that ensures it's comfortable to wear even on a sweltering summer day.
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In the second race of the season, for example, both Buemi and his teammate Nico Prost suffered software failures due to the sweltering Malaysian heat.
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REGULATORY "RIGAMAROLE" Seattle's wake-up call came on a sweltering August night in 2012 when power failed in a downtown building housing key city servers.
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It was a sweltering day in central London, but the assist was doing all the work, and I arrived at my destination with zero sweat.
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He was 3,200 miles away, forced to watch the delivery on the tiny screen of his cellphone from his mother's sweltering house in Zacapa, Guatemala.
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However, outside the air-conditioned convention center in the sweltering 97 degree heat, thousands of Bernie Sanders supporters disagreed, mostly in very colorful interesting ways.
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If the "weather = climate" logic held, a series of sweltering summer days could reasonably be concluded as incontrovertible evidence that the planet is getting warmer.
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There's nothing like summer in the city, though getting through three months of sweltering temps in close quarters can necessitate some very strategic fashion choices.
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The hot ass of the professional gamer can now luxuriate in comfort during the sweltering meltdown of our planet thanks to the X Comfort Air.
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Gettysburg is among the biggest re-enactments of the year, and it still draws thousands to the sweltering Pennsylvania countryside in the middle of summer.
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It beat April 2015 by the largest margin ever, and means 2016 is on course to be the most sweltering year planet Earth has seen.
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It's hard to stroll by on a sweltering August afternoon without thinking of Fitzgerald's Jay Gatsby inside, telling Tom Buchanan that Daisy never loved him.
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Now that we have an answer to the first Kane dilemma, the question shifts to how long he can last, particularly in the sweltering heat.
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In France, memories of a deadly 213 heat wave that killed 2000,275 people in the country and left much of Europe sweltering still loom large.
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He regularly appears at campaign events with a white pocket square tucked into his conservative dark suit, even in the sweltering Southern California summer heat.
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The topic of airplane cabin temperature has garnered headlines this summer with a handful of instances in which passengers have complained about sweltering cabin heat.
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Worse, they all seemed to have a godlike endurance to the sweltering temperatures in Mexico that Tahzjuan did not, rendering her almost comatose and unhappy.
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When we arrived at base camp Bearcat, outside Bien Hoa, northeast of Saigon, we found nothing but a wide-open space, sweltering hot and humid.
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It was four days—four sweltering anxious days—before I could bring enough order out of the chaos to arrange any sort of business conference.
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"Venezuela has truly collapsed already," Guaido told CNN in an interview in a sweltering hotel room in the Venezuelan capital, another byproduct of the blackouts.
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Bravo made two superb first-half saves as Chile, the Copa América champion, dug in for a vital point in sweltering conditions in Barranquilla, Colombia.
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Temperatures in Paris are forecast to be sweltering again but there is a risk of hailstorms in the afternoon, which could disrupt a packed schedule.
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The drop in export volumes comes at a time when demand from Japan, the world's biggest importer of LNG, has been robust amid sweltering heat.
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On Sunday in sweltering Melbourne, in Cilic's first Australian Open final, Federer made it 20 major triumphs as circumstances again conspired against the 29-year-old.
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"IT SEEMS Beijing does not have this problem," says a father leaving the Capital Institute of Paediatrics with his two young boys on a sweltering afternoon.
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An early analysis has found that this sweltering European summer would have been less than half as likely were it not for human-induced global warming.
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But when I find Deeds, dressed in all black with a white towel around his neck to mop up sweat from a sweltering day, he's alone.
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They regularly work 12 hours a day in sweltering heat for a wage of no more than 30 euros, from which their "masters" take a cut.
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Numerous refugees have complained in the past to CNN about life on Nauru, with tales of rats, sweltering tents, and multiple documented cases of sexual assault.
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Emily France and her four-month-old son, Owen, were stuck in a sweltering United Airlines plane last month when he went limp in her arms.
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Plus, Wang says, you get the added benefit of temperature control, necessary when going from the frigid outdoors to a sweltering event space and back again.
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VIRGIN ATLANTIC PASSENGERS &aposFAINT&apos ON SWELTERING PLANE After news of Holman's situation was reported, Dubai officials also disputed the reason Holman was taken into custody.
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The new plan would bring Chichen Itza into play, as well as Campeche and Merida, two gorgeous if sweltering cities known for their picturesque colonial buildings.
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In sweltering conditions at the Parc des Princes, the two teams struggled to register any shots on target in a first half despite Canada dominating possession.
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Every year, New York City sees an average of 450 heat-related visits to the emergency room and more than 100 deaths attributed to sweltering conditions.
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We laughed about how we were both so embarrassed that we were dripping sweat when we first arrived, a combination of nerves and the sweltering humidity.
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I was curious as any amateur fitness enthusiast would be, but turned off by the fact that I'd be sweating in sweltering heat from the start.
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Before he was ousted from office in November by voters, he was known for housing his prisoners in outdoor tent cities in the sweltering Arizona heat.
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But in a sweltering courtroom, prosecutors called witnesses who portrayed Mr. Hubbard as a man whose public influence masked his increasing desperation about his personal finances.
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Elsewhere in Pennsylvania, nine firefighters were treated for heat exhaustion and six transported to a hospital for treatment while fighting a house fire in sweltering conditions.
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Lincoln is not a flashy place, and usually it is either very hot — sweltering like a steam room on a recent August afternoon — or very cold.
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But for many mountain regions, summer is the busier season based on school vacations and the appeal of cool mountain weather when other places are sweltering.
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On a sweltering Thursday night in New York City, I attended the 2019 Palace Invitational, a glamorous professional tennis event in honor of the US Open.
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On a sweltering Friday afternoon, she walked the neighborhood's streets, asking people if they had heard what "Governor Terry," as she calls Mr. McAuliffe, had done.
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London is sweltering as Europe is battling the second major heat wave of the summer, but Queen Elizabeth II has found a way to keep cool.
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Malawi (CNN)In a sweltering room in the corner of the Chatinkha nursery in Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital in Blantyre, Malawi, Lilian Matchaya is expressing milk.
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Few places have been harder-hit than sweltering Maracaibo, the country's second-largest city, which still experiences power cuts lasting 10 hours or more per day.
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Kleidon lit a pile of firewood, insulated by a curved piece of corrugated metal, and the temperature in the courtyard quickly climbed from sticky to sweltering.
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On a recent Thursday night, the first truly sweltering day of the year, I found myself frantically scrolling through eBay, desperate to find a specific item.
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In places like Louisiana and Texas, sweltering states where elected officials cherish tough-on-crime credentials, it is politically poisonous to be perceived as coddling prisoners.
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This summer it's been sweltering under unprecedented heat, and wildfires have so far consumed 2.4 million acres in Alaska alone, releasing massive amounts of carbon dioxide.
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France was allowed to exit United's aircraft for about 20 minutes, she added, but she was then asked to return to still-sweltering temperatures for takeoff.
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Ms. Nelson would have joined the Bible study on any other Wednesday, but on that sweltering night she drove home to meet an air-conditioner repairman.
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Hordes of Canadian reporters who had been camped out in sweltering Washington all summer were instead bemoaning the chilly autumn weather outside of Mr. Trudeau's office.
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The mere mention of ceiling fans may conjure up sweltering summer days, but they can be useful at any time of year, in almost any climate.
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BUENOS AIRES — It was a sweltering afternoon at the rundown central bus station in Argentina's capital, but Amelia Cartes Novoa was beaming despite the intolerable heat.
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I know how to deal with the heat — I grew up in Texas and spent time in New Mexico and Louisiana and other sweltering southern states.
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Millions remained without power Tuesday night, and residents who had evacuated were still fighting their way home, contending with fuel shortages, sweltering heat and unreliable telecommunications.
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The scientists asked the runners, who included one woman, to complete a simulated 5-kilometer race at top speed on a treadmill in the sweltering room.
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For decades, Yang Xuancheng, a former coal miner in Liulong, here in Anhui Province in east-central China, toiled for 12-hour days in sweltering heat.
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On the outskirts of the city, thousands of men accused of having joined or helped the Islamic State await their fates in sweltering and cramped jails.
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"Venezuela has truly collapsed already," Guaido told CNN Sunday in an interview in a sweltering hotel room in the Venezuelan capital -- another byproduct of the blackouts.
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The event had a festive air: Under a sweltering afternoon sun in the Rose Garden, a military band played "I Wish" by Stevie Wonder before Mrs.
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HONG KONG — Jenny Lee, 26, marched with a friend through the sweltering streets of Hong Kong the other day, hoisting an American flag over her shoulder.
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They fought in malarial swamps and on sweltering savannas, incredibly hostile environments where it's hard to survive, let alone wage a guerrilla war on a shoestring.
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"In the past, I went home injured and limping, but this year I feel so great," Enaje said after the ritual held under a sweltering sun.
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They waited in sweltering heat -- with temperatures in the mid-80s and 70% humidity -- for hours for others to arrive, packing streets for blocks on end.
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In sweltering heat of 32 degrees C (89.6°F), some protesters chanted, "Withdraw evil law, release martyrs...Teresa Cheng, come out," referring to the justice secretary.
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As I was watching the Rocks Vegas DVD, I couldn't help but think how sweltering hot it must be to wear all that gear every night.
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Detroit police estimated that more than 250 people marched Saturday through the city&aposs downtown before holding a rally at Hart Plaza in sweltering, 95-degree heat.
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Helen Law is accused of leaving a 6-year-old boy in a sweltering locked car parked on an Alhambra street, police said in a news release .
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On a sweltering afternoon in August, antigovernment protesters in gas masks and hard hats flooded a six-lane road, prompting riot police officers to fire tear gas.
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Though we all know all bodies are beach bodies, one adorable golden retriever named Riptide is doing his best to get toned for the sweltering months ahead.
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Florida officials are investigating the death of a 943th patient who was evacuated from a sweltering nursing home in Hollywood, Florida, in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma.
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In January, a lawsuit filed by teachers against the district alleged "unrepaired bullet holes," exposed wiring and heating systems that leave some classrooms freezing and others sweltering.
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Martín Vizcarra (pictured) was the first president of Peru to visit the sweltering town, which was founded nearly 75 years ago and then, it seems, promptly forgotten.
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Activists set up gazebos as protesters, some carrying flowers, started to gather in sweltering summer heat to march from Victoria Park to Hong Kong's central government offices.
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This time she got stuck in a tiny, sweltering hut in the middle of a forest with Evan while two old men performed "ancient rituals" on them.
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Things don't exactly go as planned, however, as Rick is hauled away and tossed into a dark, sweltering prison cell at the base of a trash heap.
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We were all standing under the sweltering Puerto Rican sun when it was time to show the big reveal of the community center and the surrounding areas.
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"We want to fight for our freedom," said high school student Chan Pak-lam, 17, who was protesting in sweltering heat of about 30 degrees Celsius (86oF).
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He's back at it again in the morning, and he can't miss work like last month, when the sweltering sun gave him a fever for three days.
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During sweltering New York City summers, the local power utility warns that for every degree you lower the thermostat, your energy bill goes up by 6 percent.
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Jeksetra Black metal surfacing beyond the frozen confines of the far north is nothing new, but within sweltering, conservative Myanmar, it's about as pioneering as it gets.
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Eight of them placed in the Arktek would keep the thing at the right temperature for up to a month, even in the most sweltering equatorial heat.
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A Texas man was praised Wednesday after delivering pizza to more than 50 illegal immigrants who were discovered in a sweltering truck near San Antonio International Airport.
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On a sweltering day in July, hundreds of people showed up on a patch of farmland within the network of canals just to the west of Raqqa.
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Sweltering Florida heat, and an ingenious system which means no lugging inner tubes up flights of stairs while waiting hours for a slide that lasts two minutes.
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The introduction of this service could heat up the already sweltering competition within music streaming right now, considering that it's the industry's fastest growing source of revenue.
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"The streets seemed alive with people," Mr Ehrlich wrote, of a sweltering taxi ride through Delhi that convinced him the world was heading for a Malthusian catastrophe.
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On Thursday, he went to check on his wife's 95-year-old grandmother, Rosa M. Torres, who was also living without power through sweltering heat and humidity.
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SYDNEY, July 22 (Reuters) - U.S. corn futures fell over 1% on Monday as forecasts for an end to hot, sweltering weather eased fears about potential yield losses.
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Instead, they spend almost every hour of every day inside their sweltering tents, where the only activities they have to keep themselves occupied are cooking and cleaning.
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Welcome to Tuesday's Overnight Health Care, brought to you from a sweltering Washington, D.C. Crank up the AC and keep reading for the latest health care news.
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In and around these long-abandoned and crumbling stadiums, about 2,000 migrants, most of them from Afghanistan, endure the sweltering August heat in tents and makeshift huts.
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She is an elderly, dignified Japanese woman, retired as a nurse and a midwife, impeccably dressed in a beige linen blazer in the sweltering Tokyo summer heat.
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One day, on a sweltering morning we were having a short nap, when I noticed that both of my dogs put their heads down on the sheets.
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It was a sweltering afternoon, the air-conditioning in their car was out and Mr. Bowen, still recovering from recent hernia surgery, was suffering from the heat.
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Yet camps are already overflowing with escapees who trekked several miles past Islamic State snipers and minefields in sweltering heat to find there was not even shade.
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These planes benefited from newer 3.0 Deployable Ground Support systems which continued to function despite sweltering heat, requiring only one restart during the three week-long exercise.
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As the meeting with House Republicans was going on during a sweltering summer morning, a small cadre of protesters chanted "Dump Donald Trump!" from across the street.
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That burden was acutely evident in the impromptu gathering on Saturday of a hundred or more Muslim-Americans in the sweltering evening heat beside the crime scene.
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High above the heads of visitors, in a gallery called the triforium, are 14 larger fan coil units that dump cool air down to sweltering summer visitors.
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This export-led growth has generated tempting opportunities for landowners in Pantanal, a region whose swampy terrain and sweltering temperatures had previously made it unattractive for farming.
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As word of Franklin's presence spread, the modestly sized audience of Night 1 swelled past capacity inside the sweltering church on Night 2, spilling into the aisles.
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At Kelaniya, a temple that attracts some of the more dedicated practitioners in and around the capital, Colombo, the crowds heaved in the morning's already sweltering temperatures.
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On a sweltering afternoon in July, Mr. Peck made his way to the Kensington Stables in Brooklyn, to explore the wild West of Prospect Park by horseback.
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Today's cities, which are typically 2 to 5 degrees warmer than their surroundings, offer a sneak preview of how evolution will reshape wildlife on a sweltering planet.
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The bed was basic but serviceable, and the room came with a weak fan that provided some relief on sweltering nights (and helped keep mosquitoes at bay).
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As Beijing's sweltering summer rolls into August, China's political elite usually retreats seaside to deliberate the hottest topic of all: the future of the ruling Communist Party.
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And in 1930, workers fed up with eating Ford's diet of oatmeal, canned peaches and brown rice in a sweltering dining hall staged a full-scale riot.
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As the United States suffers from a record freeze, with temperatures plummeting below minus 32 degrees Celsius (minus 27 Fahrenheit), Australia is sweltering through an extreme heatwave.
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With the help of an employment training program, she got a job as a street cleaner and spent that summer picking up trash on sweltering, smelly streets.
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So Clay spends day after day driving out to a planned future city in the desert, waiting in a sweltering tent, then driving back and getting drunk.
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They had an early win when management agreed to send workers home with pay during a sweltering heat wave that they said made it unsafe to work.
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They find peace only in the off-season summer months, when the snowbirds retreat to their homes up north to escape the sweltering temperatures and monsoon rains.
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But just getting to the voters — some of whom live among the world's tallest mountains, its densest jungles and sweltering deserts — presents its own set of challenges.
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Adding to their numbers were families outrunning one of the worst polio outbreaks in history, sweeping through the nation on the crest of the sweltering heat wave.
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At the Vatican, elderly and infirm pilgrims watched Pope Francis' weekly audience on large screens in an air-conditioned auditorium to avoid the sweltering temperatures gripping Rome.
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On Safari: A leather jacket may seem like it would be sweltering under that intense heat, but sometimes you have to suffer in order to look totally cool.
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From the peaks of the Andes to Venezuela's sweltering southern savannahs, the collapse of basic services including power, telephone and internet has left many towns struggling to survive.
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Labor productivity among farm workers fell by 287 percent since the year 2000, mainly because sweltering conditions sapped the strength of workers in nations from India to Brazil.
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There are other ways you can treat yourself after a run in the sweltering heat: "I always find a popsicle is a great post-run treat," Kann says.
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The passenger was crossing Futian port's inspection hall, a border post separating the mainland Chinese city of Shenzhen from Hong Kong, on a sweltering Friday in July 2017.
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I waited for over an hour beneath the sweltering midday sun before the resort's shuttle driver finally arrived to putter us down the main highway to the Gansevoort.
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On that sweltering August day, Mr. Lewis, the 23-year-old champion of voting rights, lamented the absence of an unequivocal "party of principles" from the political scene.
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Even better, the formula is completely waterproof, so you don't have to worry about your brows smudging off after a few minutes too long in the sweltering heat.
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ON A sweltering morning, a motley crowd queues at the BAART Beverly clinic near downtown Los Angeles to receive methadone treatment for their heroin and prescription-opioid addictions.
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It soon became clear that Baez wasn&apost speaking just to the 300 people sitting on plastic chairs in the sweltering heat, but also to President Daniel Ortega.
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It's not the heat, it's the humidity About 50 million Americans, mostly in the nation's midsection, are now sweltering through this current wave of extreme heat and humidity.
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Cubs starter Jon Lester struggled on a sweltering and humid day, allowing four runs on four hits and five walks while striking out seven in four-plus innings.
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Susie, meanwhile, looks less comfortable in the surely sweltering heat, sticking with her typical, tough-gal New York City ensemble: slacks, a leather jacket and a newsboy cap.
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Jennifer Lopez -- who regularly steps out in only the bare essentials -- covered her entire bod in the sweltering NYC heat, but it may be a brilliant marketing ploy.
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In Pennsylvania, 9 firefighters were treated for heat exhaustion, with 6 transported to a hospital for treatment after fighting a house fire in sweltering conditions Saturday, AP reports.
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Vice President Mike Pence visited the McAllen Border Patrol Station in Texas on Friday, where 133 immigrant men were packed behind chain-linked fences under "sweltering hot" conditions.
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MELBOURNE, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Australia endured its hottest month on record in January, with sweltering conditions expected to persist through April, the country's weather bureau said on Friday.
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Virgin Atlantic passengers fainted on a sweltering plane that was ultimately cancelled - before their replacement flight was diverted to the wrong country in a string of nightmare delays.
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The pair are evenly matched on long-run pace while the grueling race, a slog in sweltering temperatures, can also take a toll on the tires and cars.
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Former teammates paid tribute to Petrus on social media, with many remembering his athletic talents and others cautioning those working outdoors to be aware of the sweltering heatwave.
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Protesters, many wearing black, chanted "There is no riot only a tyranny" and "Hong Kong Police, the lawbreakers" as they thronged through the town in sweltering summer temperatures.
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High heat index in the Midwest Sweltering temperatures led to several cities issuing heat advisories and opening up cooling centers to try to protect the most vulnerable communities.
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On a sweltering morning, Haskim Hazim, 37, was working with his brother and a few friends to repair his house, mixing cement and erecting a cinder-block wall.
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Now based out of a repurposed art installation, it's a step up from the sweltering tent where people could drunkenly scrawl their postcards before suffering from heat stroke.
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A Grand Rapids, Michigan, woman says she was asked to leave a local mall on Saturday for wearing what any woman might wear on a sweltering summer day.
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It's 92 degrees in New York today and this writer is reminiscing about when all that sweltering humidity was fluffy snow falling out of the sky like diamonds.
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All of this happens in 1977, in sweltering color, whereas the adventures of the second child, Rose (Millicent Simmonds), unfold half a century before, in black-and-white.
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He nearly lost his voice and struggled to speak during his first campaign stop on Wednesday morning at a sweltering warehouse behind the Pimenta Coffee Shop in Fredericksburg.
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It is the latest of Tokyo 2020's test events to highlight concerns over the sweltering summer temperatures that can be expected at next year's July 24-Aug.
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Simpson, the 2011 champion, carded 723, while Armour went even lower with a nine-birdie, nine-under-par 61 in ideal if sweltering conditions at Sedgefield Country Club.
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Shannon, who turned himself from robbery victim to national hero, is again working his transformative magic; turning this sweltering day into a key moment in Australian music history.
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According to Lee, in the sweltering Arkansas summers, the boys would tie a sheet to a fan and connect it to a post to create an air tunnel.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France registered its highest temperature since records began on Friday as a sweltering heatwave engulfed much of southern and central Europe, weather forecaster Meteo France said.
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HONG KONG — They are on the front lines of every demonstration, dressed in black T-shirts and pumping their fists as they march through Hong Kong's sweltering streets.
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For once, I was going to eat the hot steamed dessert in the winter (admittedly a warm winter), when it made sense, rather than in Australia's sweltering summer.
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And on a slow, sweltering afternoon, a Fix at Dutch Kills still does the trick: liquor, lemon juice and sugar on a great big pile of crushed ice.
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Royer under general anesthesia, the surgery began in an overheated operating room ideal for the fetus but sweltering for doctors and nurses in caps, gloves and surgical gowns.
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But their offense resembled a limp noodle on a sweltering Sunday in Nashville, managing just 242 total yards and giving up four sacks for the second straight week.
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There is one drawback: the stark contrast between sweltering temperatures outside and the chilly temperatures maintained in many offices (including the Times newsroom, if you ask this writer).
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I wouldn't have met Edgar or Susana or the motley crew of young hotel staff who spent hours in a sweltering parking lot trying to restart my car.
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Abbott said he didn't relish a special session, but that the sunset bills forced him to call legislators back to Austin in the middle of the sweltering summer.
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For one, changing the outside of the satellite might alter how the vehicle responds to the harsh environment of space where temperatures swing wildly between sweltering and freezing.
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"The picture is clear," Akin Atalay, the newspaper's chief executive, a former lawyer, told a sweltering hot courtroom packed with journalist colleagues, families of defendants and international monitors.
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He was nearly derailed by his countryman, Tony Roche, in the semifinals, but he prevailed 7-5, 22-0003, 9-11, 1-6, 6-3 in sweltering heat.
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A severe drought and sweltering temperatures have led city officials to consider rationing drinking water for eight hours a day for a million and a half Rome residents.
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United Nations scientists predict that we have only a decade left to avoid the worst effects of climate change — sweltering heatwaves, violent hurricanes, and larger, more frequent wildfires.
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He had waited 26 long years for this, living in a sweltering, crowded, disease-ridden refugee camp along the Kenya-Somalia border that is the opposite of hope.
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She dons a mid-calf-length skirt over her running tights, long sleeves and a knit cap, all of which can get fairly sweltering in the summer heat.
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For many, the sweltering, solitary misery of a segregation cell, day in and day out in a concrete box, became preferable to the violence of the general population.
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Sweltering days and poor rains so far this year have left Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda, Ethiopia and Tanzania parched and on the edge of a major food crisis.
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"I lost my health care," he began to say, his voice unexpectedly cracking, barely audible in the din of a people-packed and sweltering warehouse in Nicholasville, Kentucky.
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For example, live traffic services like Inrix and Waze can save a driver hours of agony sitting in sweltering traffic in exchange for sharing location and speed information.
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But in a show of support for the police, thousands gathered in heavy rain and sweltering heat, some waving the Chinese flag, and observed a moment of silence.
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To battle interior heat that rises to over 130 degrees in Texas's sweltering summers, the bin had to be connecting to the grid so air-conditioning could be installed.
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I tried to do both in going through the transcript from his speech, which stretched well more than an hour amid the sweltering humidity of a Florida summer night.
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LONDON, Aug 23 (Reuters) - Asian spot prices for liquefied natural gas (LNG) held steady this week, supported by demand from Japan where sweltering weather continued, catching some buyers short.
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Opening on the White House, the ad shows a sweltering industrial plant, a fighter taking off from an aircraft carrier and a family of four sitting down to dinner.
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On a recent afternoon, Mr. Barros stood inside Portela's sweltering Samba City operation, consumed by the smells of glue and paint and the sounds of power tools and hammers.
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In fact, it was the Athletics who completed a surprising four-game sweep on Sunday with a 4-219 win at a sweltering Oakland Coliseum amid 253-degree heat.
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Government-run camps are overflowing with Falluja escapees who trekked several kilometers (miles) past Islamic State snipers and minefields in sweltering heat to find there was not even shade.
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Thousands of grieving families stood by green-draped coffins in sweltering mid-summer heat, some kneeling, crying and hugging the caskets before they were lowered into freshly-dug graves.
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With a sweltering heatwave governing our every move, it comes as no surprise that the idea of fall weather — more specifically, fall fashion — is all we can think about.
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In a sweltering office block off Maid Marian Way in central Nottingham, about 180 staff at Robin Hood Energy have unintentionally provided a Petri dish for Labour's energy policy.
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IN SWELTERING heat at Ayutthaya Historical Park north of Bangkok, Thailand's capital, a bevy of beautifully clad ladies strut ostentatiously in their silky traditional costumes, known as chut thai.
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On a sweltering hot July afternoon, they spend four hours earnestly kissing, holding hands, striking film-star poses and running through lavender in what looks like an exhausting session.
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Details: As a cold front moved in to the Midwest Sunday, the NWS warned people on the East Coast to expect sweltering conditions to continue until Monday or Tuesday.
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The mechanism intuitively familiar to anyone who has stood in the sweltering heat of an asphalt road in summer and then stepped onto the cool of a grassy lawn.
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It's easy to forget about drinking water in the winter months since you're no longer sweltering, but getting your recommended daily dose of water is still just as important.
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Hot cars and dogs are a deadly combination, yet every year a handful of pet owners seem to forget this fact, leaving their dogs marooned in the sweltering sun.
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He recalls the long hours and sweltering heat in the summer sun, but his favorite part was being able to take a car apart and put it back together.
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The sweltering Midwest weather claimed the lives of a handful of people in the Detroit area over the course of three days, Roseville Police Chief James Berlin told CNN.
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Four more died in hospitals after the sweltering facility was evacuated Wednesday morning in a chaotic blur of events that prompted checks of other nursing homes in the area.
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That is why, on a recent sweltering day, a team of Southwestern Energy technicians went hunting for leaky pipes and wells on the rolling cow pastures of northern Arkansas.
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Losing electricity on sweltering days — from severe summer storms or power overloads — poses the risk to our four-legged family members of heatstroke and other temperature-related health issues.
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Low to mid-70s for dew points will make for a sweltering hot and humid day across the Southeast, with heat index values in the afternoon around 100 degrees.
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Battery Park City, Manhattan With July, and all the sweltering heat it brings, less than a week away, I can understand why you would want a functioning air-conditioner.
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As "Sweet Caroline" blared out of the sound system on a sweltering Rod Laver Arena, Wozniacki paraded around the blue hardcourt with a smile that spoke a 1,000 words.
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On Monday, a group called Democracy Spring organized protests against the convention all week, starting with a big march outside of the Wells Fargo Center in the sweltering heat.
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Set during a sweltering Louisiana summer, the film observes the tribulations of a Creole family, as 10-year-old Eve's (Jurnee Smollett) ideas around her affluent upbringing slowly unravel.
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To escape the sweltering heat of this long weekend a bear in California decided to take a dip in a hot tub, down a margarita and take a nap.
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"It looks like a metaphor, like a morality play: all of humanity marching in one direction," Eisenberg told me as we took in the view one sweltering July afternoon.
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This time last year, I was living in a loft apartment above a working glue factory in Bushwick, sweltering in unbearable heat, wearing nothing but an oversized tropical shirt.
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This month 34 years ago, when he was just 16, he suffered a severe exertional heatstroke that led to a coma after running a 10K race in sweltering heat.
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That day, a 71-year-old man died of a heart attack triggered by the sweltering temperatures while tending his vegetable garden in a town near Sardinia's capital, Cagliari.
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At the comparatively tame (and tourist-friendly) Soumboudienne Market, down an alleyway and around a corner, an extended family of wood carvers were working through the sweltering afternoon heat.
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One such case took a tragic turn in 2017, when nine people were found dead inside a sweltering tractor-trailer where more than 100 undocumented immigrants had been sandwiched.
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CreditCreditAlejandro Villanueva for The New York Times One sweltering night last July, I found myself inside a small auditorium in a Norwegian valley called Setesdal for a community concert.
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After a sweating man in a half-unbuttoned, pink-striped shirt opened a window on the train, sweltering passengers made rare eye contact, trading looks of approval and relief.
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We're familiar with the contours of the story: fifty-five delegates gathered in Philadelphia, in the sweltering summer of 1787, to do something about the inert Articles of Confederation.
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Defending men's champion Lelisa Desisa, who claimed victory in the World Athletics Championship marathon in sweltering Doha earlier in October, said he had focused on recuperating in between races.
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Defending men's champion Lelisa Desisa, who claimed victory in the World Athletics Championship marathon in sweltering Doha earlier in October, said he had focused on recuperating in between races.
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Some scientists say these nearly nonstop sweltering temperatures will stretch our ability to adapt and in some places, could test the limits of human survivability, especially among vulnerable populations.
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"They can kill me here or in Russia," the 21-year-old Anastasia Vashukevich told me, speaking through the bars of the sweltering Bangkok Immigration Detention Center last Monday.
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On September 28th, in the sweltering heat of the Shizuoka Stadium, the hosts, Japan, beat Ireland, then the second-best team in the world, for the first time ever.
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A cold front will answer the prayers of sweltering Americans in the middle of the country early next week and will return forecast high temperatures to the palatable 80s.
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A cold front will answer the prayers of sweltering Americans in the middle of the country early next week and will return forecast high temperatures to the palatable 80s.
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Failed to defend his title in Melbourne the following year after controversially pulling out of his quarter-final against American Andy Roddick, citing heat exhaustion on a sweltering day.
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Thousands of people marched in sweltering temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius (86°F) to the Court of Final Appeal, carrying placards and banners denouncing the jailing of the activists.
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Thousands of people in that area have fled their homes, and many are living deep in the swamps or sweltering bush and surviving off wild plants and filthy water.
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Mr. Roof, who confessed that he had planned to kill himself if confronted by the police at the church, fled in his car into the sweltering South Carolina night.
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Schatz sees a direct correlation with the rising number of natural disasters like floods in Iowa and Missouri, deadly forest fires in California, and sweltering heatwaves across the world.
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When: October 1–2 Where: Various locations (Bushwick, Brooklyn) Bushwick Open Studios is happening in October for the first time, which might be more pleasant than past sweltering summers.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France saw new all-time record temperatures on Friday afternoon as a sweltering heatwave engulfed much of southern and central Europe, French state weather agency Meteo France said.
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So you better believe that at this very moment, we're adding at least one of these classic, jet-setting bottoms to our carts, in preparation for the sweltering days ahead.
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While an Aperol Spritz can take away some of the sweltering summer bummer, the best way to avoid the city's arguably worst season is by leaving the concrete jungle altogether.
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Solar Orbiter's radiation-hardened instruments will be protected from the sweltering heat by a shield covered with doors that periodically open to allow the spacecraft's instruments to image the sun.
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While the idea of taking a vacation inside a freezing-cold mall attraction may sound kind of odd, we'll do pretty much anything to escape this sweltering heat right now.
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The most bewildering part, the thing Bolu turns in his mind in the lonely, sweltering hours of the night, was that he'd never been into drugs, barely even liked alcohol.
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Whether he's deep in the humid heart of Texas in July or sweltering in Kansas City in August, Gregorius takes his position at shortstop for the Yankees wearing long sleeves.
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The Frieze art fair will offer "some compensation" to galleries that exhibited at last week's New York iteration of the fair, due to sweltering temperatures inside its newly configured tent.
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While the return of summer brings with it bare legs, long weekends, and a boat load of sales, the sweltering heat outside also means freezing A/C in the office.
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Several students had chosen to wear the school-issued shorts on July 20, when the local temps were so sweltering, they clocked in as 2016's highest temperatures (thus far).
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The rationale was certainly different, though: The policy was spurred not by sweltering temps, but rather by shifts in cultural attitudes regarding gender equality, plus ongoing lobbying from LGBTQ communities.
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Last week, Vice President Mike Pence visited the nearby McAllen Border Patrol station for adults where 382 migrant men were crowded together behind chain-linked fences under "sweltering hot" conditions.
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Ahead, see which no-budge foundations best stand up to sweltering weather, so we can reclaim summer (and our complexion) for what it should be — effortless, uncomplicated, and naturally lit.
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It was a challenge: finding a day in New York City when it wasn't raining or sweltering, simply so I could get an hour with the SpeedX Leopard racing bike.
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The visit to Belém, the sweltering capital of the Amazonian state of Pará, is an early stop in Mr Bolsonaro's campaign to win the presidential election due in October 4.83.
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Or you could turn this song up to 11 while driving to the beach on a sweltering summer's day, before cracking open some cold ones with the boys or girls.
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PARIS, June 28 (Reuters) - France registered its highest temperature since records began on Friday as a sweltering heatwave engulfed much of southern and central Europe, weather forecaster Meteo France said.
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But I'm not alone in this — several studies have shown that while warmth and sunshine can make people more agreeable and happy, that attitude can disappear once it's sweltering outside.
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The weather may also have contributed to the breakdown of a Eurostar train in Belgium on Wednesday that stranded more than 600 passengers in a sweltering tunnel for two hours.
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When sweltering summertime rolls in and the last thing we want to do is sweat it out over our ovens for a fresh batch, what's a cookie craver to do?
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If you're sitting this one out, you'll miss the festival's food and ambience, but can still catch all of the performances live — without dealing with the sweltering 90-degree heat.
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In announcing his plan to withdraw from the sweeping Paris climate agreement, Trump echoed the campaign rhetoric, delivering in the sweltering sun what could have been a campaign stem-winder.
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Fuel demand is ramping up ahead of summer, when Americans take to the road for vacation and Saudi Arabia burns crude oil to meet electricity needs during the sweltering season.
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Cody Flom, 12, suffered a fatal heat stroke while hiking Friday at the Sonoran Mountain Preserve in Arizona, where temperatures soared to a sweltering 111 degrees, a Phoenix Fire Dept.
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During his five years of captivity, he spent two years in solitary confinement (a form of torture still practiced in American prisons), locked in a sweltering room with no windows.
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In the segment, the pair head to the sweltering California desert so Corden can learn first-hand what it's like to put your life on the line for good entertainment.
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MATAWAN, N.J. — On a sweltering July afternoon in 21920, Lester Stillwell, 19883, jumped into the secluded Matawan Creek here, not seeing the large mass moving toward him in the water.
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Fisher said the sweltering weather could break records in some areas but was part of a cyclical pattern and not brought on by climate change or any other unusual phenomenon.
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Yi said the area is usually packed with students sprawled out on the grass, but on this occasion, sweltering temperatures around 102 degrees Fahrenheit drove most casual park-goers away.
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By the time the singers had taken their places around the fountain, an audience of roughly 4823,000, according to the Lincoln Center security team, had arrived, despite the sweltering humidity.
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He makes only what he knows he will use each day, so the flavor won't deteriorate in passing back and forth from fridge to counter in the tiny, sweltering kitchen.
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A lot of summer means being in uncomfortable sweltering heat and all those easy-to-figure-out life hacks will help keep you cool, there's a bigger issue at hand.
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Hiding in a sweltering storage room with about 217 other students, she typed out a text message to her mother, Stacy, for what she thought might be the last time.
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Hiding in a sweltering storage room with about 40 other students, she typed out a text message to her mother, Stacy, for what she thought might be the last time.
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More than 100 wildfires burned across Queensland in eastern Australia on Thursday, the second day of evacuations and rapidly changing conditions affecting thousands of people during a sweltering heat wave.
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Browsing the exhibition on a sweltering afternoon, Stephen Barber, a partner at Pictet who established the prize in 2008, seemed mildly surprised that they had all got away with it.
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Walking the streets of Jerusalem, ultra-Orthodox men in dark fedoras and women dressed in long sleeves in the sweltering summer sun are often derided as living outside the mainstream.
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Itogon, Cordillera Administrative Region, Philippines (CNN)"We have two more bodies to identify," an official told the crowd through a megaphone as they lined up in the sweltering heat Tuesday.
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At a birthday party on a sweltering day in the 1970s, 17 people consume poisoned sake and soft drinks that were delivered as a gift to the wealthy Aosawa family.
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Dakar, Senegal — On a sweltering afternoon in a suburb of Dakar, Binta is among a group of women waiting to be seen in the back of a Senegalese government clinic.
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Down 5-4 in the second set, Muguruza rallied and blasted through the dogged Romanian's defenses, breaking her twice in the finish to avoid a third set in sweltering conditions.
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Revelers in track pants and graphic T-shirts danced to electronic music played by the D.J. Justin Strauss, while a small crowd of smokers gathered outside in the sweltering heat.
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After weeks of sluggish and occasionally sweltering service, plagued by delays and disruptions, the aging New York City subway is about to get some novel answers to its old problems.
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On a sweltering Saturday evening not long ago, 250 men and women in their 60s and 30s packed into a Williamsburg bar without air conditioning to match-make via PowerPoint.
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Recent events, including Hurricane Dorian's deadly toll in the Bahamas and this summer's sweltering heat in France highlight why severe extreme weather events are at the forefront of people's minds.
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On a sweltering Sunday afternoon, the 22050-year-old at the wheel bemoaned another shift spent inching along the infamously congested streets of the capital city of 265 million people.
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We slept with all the windows open in the sweltering heat and lugged buckets of water up three flights of stairs from the swimming pool to make the toilets run.
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It doesn't seem like the type of habitat that would be conducive to life, and yet rich ecosystems of extremophile organisms have devised ingenious ways to survive these sweltering conditions.
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ASABA, Nigeria — Sitting on a blue plastic stool in the sweltering heat, Ugezu J. Ugezu, one of Nigeria's top filmmakers, was furiously rewriting his script as the cameras prepared to roll.
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Crews were getting a break from light winds but were contending with rugged terrain and sweltering temperatures, said Deputy Chief Scott McLean of the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
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Our AC units provide us with magical gusts of cool air during those sweltering summer days, but having to constantly look at the bulky boxes can be kind of a bummer.
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Tournament officials had imposed a heat rule on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday in an effort to relieve players from the sweltering temperatures, but had not implemented the measure on Friday morning.
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Crowds gathered in sweltering 86-degree morning heat on Saturday at a Manhattan park before a planned march across the Brooklyn Bridge to Cadman Plaza in Brooklyn, near the federal courthouse.
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The scope of this study looked only at temperature, but it's really the "heat-humidity" combo that makes a sweltering New York all the more dangerous than a bone dry Phoenix.
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Sunny days, white nights and sometimes sweltering temperatures greeted the world&aposs soccer fans in Russia this month — and no city has benefited more than the Black Sea resort of Sochi.
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Listening to Mr Gathigi, he could be an 18th-century "supercargo" or trade agent, sweltering on the riverfront to which Westerners were confined, back when the city was known as Canton.
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Amid sweltering temperatures and the party's own simmering scandal over an email hack that prompted the Democratic National Committee chairperson's resignation, the 2016 Democratic National Convention is officially set to begin.
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Sahara Desert winds that blasted Europe last month, concentrated in a five-day heat wave that left people sweltering, made it the hottest-ever June for the continent — and the world.
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As temperatures skyrocket and humidity spikes, we find ourselves reaching for products that'll keep up, like waterproof finds that last anywhere from eight to 12 hours on the most sweltering day.
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Temperatures across the Arabian peninsula and neighboring parts of the Middle East hit record levels during July and early August ("Oil demand likely rising in sweltering Middle East", Reuters, Aug. 22015).
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The onus would then be on anyone who advocates confining hundreds of children in sweltering, makeshift facilities, separate from their parents, to explain how this could be for their spiritual benefit.
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In heavy rain and sweltering heat of around 33 Celsius (93 Fahrenheit) on Sunday, thousands rallied in a show of support for the police, with some waving the Chinese national flag.
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Also -- and this is asking a lot in the sweltering Southern states most in danger -- wear light-colored clothes, long sleeves, pants and socks to fend off the bugs, he said.
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On a sweltering Monday night, the Chinese-language scholar Victor Mair and I walked into a Bushwick photo studio littered with the shrapnel of a Bon Appetit shoot earlier that day.
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Florida Governor Rick Scott blamed management at the facility for allowing patients to endure sweltering conditions as the heat index - a measure of combined heat and humidity - passed 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
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As we got older, we drifted in and out of the same circles, but we would regularly run into each other at punk shows in sweltering VFW halls and filthy basements.
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A U.S. official says the death toll from people found in the back of a sweltering tractor-trailer in the parking lot of a San Antonio Walmart has risen to 10.
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Whether you just returned from a winter getaway or are headed out of town for a spring break, it's never too early to update your swim collection — sweltering heat not required.
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No matter how sweltering the temperatures, you're practically guaranteed to find countless celebs bringing their beauty A-game — along with the in-your-face color, killer accessories, and, of course, glitter.
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Sweltering summer temperatures regularly approach 50 degrees Celsius (122 Fahrenheit), but she says her basic needs are met and she has even enrolled her children in a school at the camp.
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As I sat on a shady park bench on a sweltering day in New York City, I had a leisurely conversation with a friend who was hosting me for the weekend.
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They're not quite shorts, and not yet trousers — they're too long for the sweltering summer heat, and too short for the winter windchill (without a sufficient layer of tights, that is).
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More than 2,000 people lined a 1.4 km circuit in a village in southwestern England on Sunday to watch 33 teams compete in a two-hour endurance race in sweltering heat.
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I spent the summer of 22002 in the sweltering Mississippi Delta, swatting mosquitoes the size of quarters and, regrettably, not watching the U.S. men's national team play in the World Cup.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: ESAThe Arctic is coming off the tail-end of a sweltering winter, so it's no great surprise to see ephemeral sea ice breaking up early.
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At some point, the Sanskrit "sáma," or "season," appears to have traveled north from the Indian subcontinent — a place that knows a thing or two about sweltering months — and became summer.
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At some point, the Sanskrit "sama," or "season," appears to have traveled north from the Indian subcontinent — a place that knows a thing or two about sweltering months — and became summer.
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Then, splayed half-conscious on the sweltering floor of the Libyan desert with a cracked skull, he discovered that the malfunctioning machine guns on his plane had started firing at him.
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In Washington, organizers of the climate march estimated some 2350,29 people showed up to march, clogging the streets and snarling traffic on a sweltering day where temperatures threatened to break records.
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France saw new all-time record temperatures about 45 degrees Celsius in the south of the country on Friday afternoon as a sweltering heatwave engulfed much of southern and central Europe.
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If Mr. Anders's spaceship had crested the moon 55 million years earlier, he would have found a sweltering jungle planet so warm it was almost entirely devoid of ice and snow.
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Having turned 38 earlier this month, Federer will also be eager to do better than last year, when he lost to Australia's John Millman in the fourth round in sweltering conditions.
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Most infamously, on a sweltering day in 2011, managers at an Amazon warehouse in Pennsylvania refused to open the loading doors to cool down the building (they were worried about theft).
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The dead bodies, in the sweltering summer heat, were almost certainly buried quickly where they fell, in the vicinity of the battlefield near what is today Third Street and Fourth Avenue.
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Still, when tradition-proud cultures meet relentlessly heating planets, it is not usually the planets that bend, and there are signs that sweltering Europeans are rethinking their views on air-conditioning.
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IT IS A sweltering day in Austin, but that has not deterred Emily Clark from spending hours registering students at the University of Texas to vote, dressed in a banana costume.
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For example: A former Massachusetts governor doesn't go to Texas in the sweltering heat of late July to campaign for Democratic candidates if he is perfectly content in the private sector.
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A stylish cut and the unbeatable breathability of 100% linen make Club Monaco's Maddox shorts the best pair to wear on those sweltering days when it's just too hot for cotton.
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A generation ago it was a smoggy, sweltering sprawl of factories and workshops, a bit embarrassed by its history as a semi-colony of Western powers, who knew it as Canton.
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La Corona, the northern camp across from the fence line, had started small: a few huts of nylon or palm thatch, accessible only by a grueling hike through the sweltering jungle.
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A heat wave has punctured any expectations of a mild spring, with millions of people sweltering through blistering temperatures in cities like Las Vegas (102 degrees), Sacramento (103) and Phoenix (109).
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The National Weather Service urges people in sweltering regions to drink lots of water, check on older people and those without air-conditioners, and to avoid difficult, outdoor tasks if possible.
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Despite that tantrum, Djokovic, who is preparing in the sweltering heat of a hardcourt complex in central Belgrade for this year's July 1-14 Wimbledon championships, expressed sympathy for the Australian.
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The entire ordeal took a reported five hours from start to finish, and spandex-clad models were seen fainting, taking their shoes off, and sweating profusely in the sweltering mid-80s weather.
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When Greg Paulus and Nick DeBruyn, known collectively as Brooklyn duo No Regular Play, enter Los Angeles' Amoeba Records on a sweltering Sunday afternoon, there is a lot for them take in.
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And in late June, a mother came forward about how her four-month-old son went limp when they were stuck in a sweltering United Airlines plane while their flight was delayed.
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The "urban heat island effect", under which cities are often several degrees warmer than nearby rural areas, adds to air and water pollution and can make sweltering workers less productive, it said.
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People also use the tart baobab fruit to make drinks and mix with milk for a yogurt-like food, or simply shelter in the trees&apos shade on a sweltering summer day.
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Police in Louisiana are investigating the circumstances surrounding the deaths of 3-year-old siblings who were found unresponsive on Saturday afternoon inside the sweltering cab of a pickup truck, PEOPLE confirms.
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Spritzing on a warm, heady fragrance in the summer feels like wearing tight black jeans and a turtleneck to the beach in the middle of July: stifling, sweltering, deeply and profoundly wrong.
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I went to the notoriously sweltering Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic in a crisscross halter dress, stood in the sun for hours drinking glass after glass of Champagne, and didn't apply any sunscreen.
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Local power outages continue to be chronic, particularly in the sweltering western state of Zulia where residents complain of days without power or with limited electricity and voltage fluctuations that damage appliances.
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Meghan Markle is about to be royalty and is having fun pushing fashion boundaries, while the other woman is walking down a sweltering city street with the worst person of all time.
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"We don't trust the government," said Zhen Zaolin, a stocky villager with a jade necklace who'd gathered with a group of angry men under a leafy tree to escape the sweltering heat.
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The big picture: The India Meteorological Department warns sweltering conditions are set to continue across much of the country for the next few days, prompting the Health Ministry to issue an advisory.
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Dozens of Park's supporters lined up outside the court for Lee's trial many days, often from before dawn and in sweltering summer heat, to secure seats to show their support for him.
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In sweltering Maracaibo, the second-largest city, prolonged power outages led to the looting of shops and factories, and many merchants demanded foreign currency for purchases while electronic payment systems were down.
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Environment groups have warned the spill could have severe ecological consequences, with Hong Kong's sweltering summer temperatures raising the threat of a harmful algae bloom that would compete with fish for oxygen.
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The death toll includes eight elderly patients who died after being exposed to sweltering heat inside a Miami-area nursing home left with little or no air conditioning after the hurricane struck.
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On Sunday afternoon, Nurul Khan changed clothes after working around his house on a sweltering day and set off on a short walk, just around the corner, to his mosque to pray.
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They went behind in sweltering conditions at the Samara Arena when Suarez struck a low free kick into the bottom corner that should have been easy pickings for Russia keeper Igor Akinfeev.
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H. B. Whiteside of the Plainfield Congregational Church, took place on a sweltering August afternoon, on a lush Massachusetts hilltop at Ms. Stebich's family home, an 18th-century brown shingled Cape Cod.
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This summer's sweltering temperatures across Europe have reignited the climate debate, with record temperatures across the continent causing sea ice to melt in the Arctic, and triggering forest fires across the continent.
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When I previously heard this might occur, a friend and I, in the sweltering New York summer heat, rode our bikes to the area and managed to gain access to the roof.
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The Packers' 27-23 win over the Jaguars was played in sweltering 90-degree heat, not exactly ideal conditions for Nelson in his first regular-season game in more than a year.
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Past WWA studies have looked at the role the climate crisis played in Europe's sweltering June 2019 heatwave and the massive amounts of rain Tropical Storm Imelda dumped on Texas last year.
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After sweltering and shouting at one another for two weeks and 103 ballots, delegates bypassed the favorites and nominated John W. Davis, who was clobbered in the general election by Calvin Coolidge.
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One sweltering afternoon, while I was waiting for an interview, I saw a Pakistani asylum seeker stumbling, drunk and swearing, toward one of the guards at a detention facility closer to Lorengau.
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"Always hot, never iced," said Sarah McBride, despite the sweltering July weather in Washington, DC, as we sat down in a coffee shop just a couple hundred yards from the White House.
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It is easy to imagine why the Italian novel is relevant to the workers, who are tasked with descending into a sweltering dark abyss to extract the earth's natural resources each day.
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The trigger was the death of a 19-year-old football player named Jordan McNair, who collapsed from heatstroke after practice in the sweltering heat in May and died two weeks later.
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First designed by the architect Gordon Bunshaft, and opened in 1974, the sculpture garden was disparaged by critics for its open and barren concrete layout, which could become sweltering in the summer.
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Each competition takes place in a large, bunting-draped tent nestled in the grounds of some historical building during a British summer, which often involves sweltering, custard-melting heat and torrential rain.
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Kim Ransom, the owner of Pittsburgh Gymnastics Club, where Antwon worked for about a year, recalled the sweltering day in 143 that he interviewed to work at the club as an instructor.
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A tiny fossilized molar found nestled in the sweltering shrub land of Kenya's Tugen Hills belonged to what may be the smallest species of ape yet discovered, according to a new study.
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CreditCreditLexey Swall for The New York Times WASHINGTON — On a sweltering day earlier this summer, operatives with the Central Intelligence Agency gathered at Arlington National Cemetery to bury two of their own.
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"It was so hot in the city that day — over 100 degrees — and I rode my bike across Williamsburg to get there," Ms. Stonebraker said of that sweltering day in August 2016.
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Fall is a pleasant middle ground between people who actually like snow and those who prefer the sweltering heat, which means there's little room for complaints from either side of the spectrum.
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The image of a pampered billionaire scolding school children to suck up the sweltering conditions is just one example of the challenge confronting Bloomberg as he attempts to play Democratic Party savior.
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Azam Ahmed had been walking for hours in the sweltering humidity of southern Mexico, hiding from the police the whole way, when he realized his long day was about to get longer.
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Anderson used his superior height and wing span to pick off Chardy's shots and deliver blisteringly fast serves, but was not immune to the sweltering conditions plaguing competitors on the outdoor courts.
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Known as an absconded hive, the bees were looking for a new home to escape the sweltering heat, said Officer Darren Mays, one of the New York Police Department's two official beekeepers.
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Still, in September, a federal judge threatened to put state officials in sweltering cells themselves for failing to implement the judge's order for air conditioning in the unit in a timely way.
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The sweltering weather has driven prices on the Japan Electric Power Exchange for the Kansai region to just above 100 yen ($0.90) yen per kilowatt hour this week, the highest on record.
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The deaths on the United States-Mexico border came days after the authorities discovered the bodies of eight migrants packed in a sweltering tractor-trailer in a parking lot in San Antonio.
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The inmates were cupped into each other, limbs draped over a neighbor's waist or knee, feet tucked against someone else's head, too tightly packed to toss and turn in the sweltering heat.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Croatia can cause a massive upset but France are favorites as Moscow basked in sweltering summer sun and the world's spotlight on the big day of the World Cup final.
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BEIRUT (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In the United Arab Emirates and some other sweltering parts of the Middle East, summer temperatures can hit 45 degrees Celsius, with brutal humidity making conditions feel even hotter.
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"I am thinking of a League of Leagues that will put together all the free, sovereign movements" in various countries, Salvini said at the event held in sweltering heat in Pontida, northern Italy.
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A Delhi church is following in the footsteps of an Indian restaurant in Kochi in starting a free "food ATM" or refrigerator for hungry and thirsty folks caught in the city's sweltering summer.
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Festival-goers have been sweltering in temperatures of more than 30 degrees Celsius (86 Fahrenheit) at the event, as Britain experiences the fringes of a heat wave that is sweeping through mainland Europe.
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The police officer whose 203-year-old daughter died after she left her in a hot car in the sweltering Mississippi heat while she had sex with her supervisor is pregnant, PEOPLE confirms.
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As the fire roared over, the Graham's estimated they were inside for about 15 to 20 sweltering minutes, before they emerged to spent the next few hours fighting a fire threatening their shed.
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One man in McCormick Correctional Institution sent pictures of the metal plates that prison officials put over the windows, meaning too little light and fresh air gets into this sweltering and filthy prison.
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It was a sweltering August Saturday in Hong Kong, and the authorities had just shut down one of the most important technologies in the city: the MTR, Hong Kong's uber-efficient subway system.
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Summer weather does some weird things to your skin: You might get sunburnt; you tend to get more mosquito bites; and if things are really sweltering, you could even get a heat rash.
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Any die-hard fans of Kylie Jenner's Snaps are already intimately familiar with this fact as this weekend the teen showed the thermometer in her car slowly rising to a sweltering 120 degrees.
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On a sweltering August day I walk from Philadelphia's 30th Street Station fresh off the Amtrak from New York, past a climate change rally in which teenage protesters earnestly chant and wave signs.
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Those countries, perched at the sweltering latitudes where farmers will be most hurt by climate change, must in turn work out how to reach upper-middle-income status without replicating China's emissions path.
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"Having people here is giving pressure to the government that we don't agree with your extradition plans," said student Edison Ng, who was protesting in sweltering heat of about 32 degrees Celsius (90oF).
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While there's plenty to be excited about during the summer season — beach outings, music festivals, pool parties — there's also sweltering heat and humidity to deal with, which isn't so great for our complexion.
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Over 100 sweltering summer days, in a room in the Pennsylvania State House cozy enough for conversational voices and filled with flies, the delegates jousted over every aspect of a new governmental structure.
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Dramatic as that may sound, if you're someone who already has trouble sleeping, trying to do it when it's sweltering hot makes it all the more frustrating, and there's a scientific explanation why.
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Hong Kong's protests could hit the economy like a tsunami, the city's leader said on Friday, pledging daring economic reforms in response, even as activists geared up for marches through the sweltering weekend.
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It's also very comfortable to wear, even on the sweltering summer days we've had in New York City this year, thanks to the breathable mesh padding on the straps and the back panel.
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Some, like Jonathan—a local self-professed rapper/engineering student hanging out in Yangon's Maha Bandula Park on a typically sweltering Saturday—say punks and rappers still fight on sight in the city.
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The lawyers, dressed in black, chatted animatedly among themselves as they made their way from the Chinese-ruled city's highest Court of Final Appeal to the Central Government Offices on a sweltering evening.
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ON THE sweltering afternoon of March 1.53th some 21.5,22011 people crammed the narrow streets of Maré, a favela in the north of Rio de Janeiro, to protest against the murder of a friend.
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Szapiro shared a story of another educator who had to deliver a tour, on Labor Day, on the struggles of sweatshop workers in the sweltering heat of a room with no air conditioning.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends this position because it will keep your hands, arms, and face away from any flying debris or sweltering heat that could burn your skin.
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There are little prayer counters, like spiritual Fitbits; shopping sprees; ritual haircuts; and moments of great kindness, like being sprayed under a sweltering sun with the last ounces of water from strangers' bottles.
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The people were found in the parking lot of a Walmart in San Antonio, Texas, on Sunday after being left in a semitrailer without water or air conditioning in the sweltering heat. Rep.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan said on Wednesday it was investigating a massive power blackout that hit businesses and residential homes, affecting close to seven million households on the heavily industrialized island amid sweltering heat.
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Every day, these women walk five hours in the sweltering heat, just to reach a forest to look for firewood, before having to turn around and walk all the way back to camp.
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He always made time to chat with fans, whether it was during the sweltering chaos of Maryland Death Fest or at 3 AM on the streets of Calgary following the Noctis Metal Festival.
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The last thing we want to be wearing at a baseball game, rooftop hangout, or on a sweltering commute is sleeves, a high-neck, or anything that includes too much fabric for comfort.
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Restive Democratic activists were not happy; they poured out of a sweltering synagogue (there was no air-conditioning on a steamy summer evening) onto the streets of Park Slope, frazzled by the heat.
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She also breaks down what you'll need to stock a bar for the mostly easy, low-alcohol drink recipes that she groups by weather — for when it's sweltering, freezing or somewhere in between.
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"They just replaced one thief with another," Ahmad Ibrahim, a young protester sitting on the ground under the sweltering heat near the sit-in outside of the army headquarters, told the Washington Post.
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As Lucy and Alice re-establish a volatile intimacy over sugary mint tea in sweltering Tangier cafes, via flashback we gradually learn the details of that earlier mystery, which unfolds in frosty Vermont.
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"My grandfather was imprisoned on Fort Sill for 20 years with Geronimo," said Jeff Haozous, 57, a member of the Fort Sill Apache tribe who stood in the sweltering heat at the protest.
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The other week, I wandered into a dive I had never been to— Gottscheer Hall in Ridgewood, Queens—on one of those sweltering New York days when any bar seems like an oasis.
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A 3-year-old boy and his 1-year-old brother survived for several sweltering days in an Arkansas ravine after a car crash that killed their mother, the authorities said this week.
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On a sweltering Sunday morning in the summer of 1854, Elizabeth Jennings was on her way to play the organ at the First Colored American Congregational Church on Sixth Street in Lower Manhattan.
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Kim Ransom, the owner of the Pittsburgh Gymnastics Club, where Antwon worked for about a year, recalled the sweltering day in 2015 that he interviewed to work at the club as an instructor.
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Tammy Baldwin, said his a-ha moment came on a sweltering June afternoon in Cedar Rapids, where nearly the entire field of candidates had gathered for the state party's "Hall of Fame" event.
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For those sweltering days when you still need to eat, here are 26 dinner ideas that require no oven, no stove and very little effort with some of our favorites highlighted below. 1.
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As his friends gathered in the sweltering apartment, leaning up against bookshelves and nursing stiff drinks, they exchanged memories of a man who they said had created a literary sanctuary unlike any other.
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Set in the South Bronx in the sweltering summer of 1977, this psychological drama centers on June (Naomi Watts), an agoraphobic writer four years into spending a hefty advance for her second novel.
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CHINCHOLI, India (Reuters) - A few years ago, in this sweltering corner of western India, the horizon was dotted with hunched, barefoot women swinging sickles all day to cut wheat for the spring harvest.
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It can also be felt closer to home; the day I interviewed the group in early September, it was a sweltering 96 degrees in Washington, DC, a new heat record for that date.
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With none of the rope lines, brisk pace or air-conditioning of White House travel, Obama spent several hours in sweltering classrooms with students and alumnae of a project called Room to Read.
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I remember them both vividly, sulking at home in the July heat on an air mattress in a sweltering bedroom I shared to save money, convinced my boyfriend was about to dump me.
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Ciudad Hidalgo, Mexico (CNN)Thousands of Central American migrants fleeing poverty and violence packed a bridge connecting Guatemala and Mexico in sweltering heat Saturday as part of a politically charged, US-bound caravan.
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There, Mr. Ruffalo introduced Mr. Buscemi, who then brought up the mayor's wife, Chirlane McCray, to present her husband to what one attendee described as a sweltering room of roughly a hundred people.
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The world risks sweltering heatwaves, extreme rainfall and shrinking harvests unless unprecedented efforts are made to keep the Earth's temperature rise to 1.5 Celsius (2.7 degrees Fahrenheit), the United Nations said last week.
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Eventually you'll probably want to move onto hard liquor, and whether it's sweltering outside or you're caught in the rain, you should probably have at least one more piña colada before fall arrives.
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No it's not simple dehydration from those sweltering temps out there, nor is it your sudden distrust of all social media platforms given the current state of celebrity Instagram scandals and political tweet storms.
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"Having people here is giving pressure to the government that we don't agree with your extradition plans," said student Edison Ng, who was protesting in sweltering heat of about 32 degrees Celsius (90°F).
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Harry McMurtry's legs ached and his brow dripped with sweat as he walked through small towns and sprawling farms in upstate New York and Ontario, Canada, under the sweltering sun for almost two months.
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The storm's 150 mph winds and a 20-inch cascade of rain created a vast humanitarian crisis, with residents now scrounging for food, clean water, and fuel to keep cool in the sweltering heat.
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The sweltering New York streets were packed with toned Pilates arms, colorful sundresses, and skimpy summer tank tops, and I, as always, was wearing all black — hiding my arms under a long-sleeve sweater.
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In a mildly sweltering conference room on the second floor of Skydio's offices in Redwood City, California, co-founder Adam Bry tells The Verge that building a consumer drone was the plan all along.
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That is evident under a sweltering midday sun on the outskirts of Noida, an Indian boomtown adjacent to New Delhi, where hundreds of poor women, clad in bright saris, recently gathered for a celebration.
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The holy month of fasting—when devout Muslims abstain from food, drink and sex in daylight hours—was a physical trial for the first Muslims living in the sweltering Arabian peninsula 1,400 years ago.
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More than a thousand "Otakus," or fans of such fantasy worlds, descended on Havana this week for the country's third Otaku festival, defying the sweltering heat to sport the costumes of their favorite characters.
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The thunderstorm warnings and sweltering heat that stuck to the air for the better part of the day have given way to a clear, star-filled sky above barn-turned-music-venue Codfish Hollow.
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Britain's Chris Froome had a minor scare when he went off the road in a descent, but the Team Sky rider kept his cool in sweltering heat to retain the overall leader's yellow jersey.
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And on Sunday evening as sweltering heat gave way to a sea breeze, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison turned the sausages on the barbecue as he touted university scholarships and deeper ties with Australia.
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The five-times world champion and Mercedes have been dominant this season, the team winning nine of 10 races so far, but they wilted in the sweltering heat at last month's Austrian Grand Prix.
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On Saturday, protesters -- many wearing black -- returned to the district, chanting "There is no riot only a tyranny" and "Hong Kong Police, the lawbreakers" as they thronged through the streets in sweltering summer temperatures.
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Spotify released its official "Songs of the Summer" list based on number of streams, and it's filled with tracks that you've definitely had stuck in your head over the past three sweltering months. 1.
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World Premiere Dayveon / U.S.A. (Director: Amman Abbasi, Screenwriters: Amman Abbasi, Steven Reneau) — In the wake of his older brother's death, 13-year-old Dayveon spends the sweltering summer days roaming his rural Arkansas town.
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Last summer, outside Falluja, we reported on thousands of people who had fled the fighting, only to find themselves in desert camps without shelter from the sweltering heat, without protection from violent sand storms.
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Sullivan and Packer gave Grace an overdose of pills before binding and gagging her, leaving her to die in the sweltering attic — but somehow Grace survived the night and escaped some of her bindings.
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GENEVA/GAZA (Reuters) - A political crisis in Gaza is depriving two million people of electricity, vital medical care and clean water in sweltering summer temperatures, the United Nations human rights office said on Friday.
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Local outreach On the morning of Rai's lecture, the men and women coming in from the sweltering heat don't seem to know what abortion is, or that it's even the topic of the presentation.
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The challenge facing Biden was evident in Boone, where Biden's wife Jill came to woo Democratic activists in sweltering heat Saturday just a mile from the birthplace of a former first lady Mamie Eisenhower.
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There was plenty of griping at yesterday's very-VIP and press preview about the sweltering temperatures inside the fair and its confusing new layout, but the bigger problem was the lackluster work on view.
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But if a list of statistics doesn't convince you of just how sweltering it is right now, maybe this cautionary tale will: It's so goddamn hot that streets are melting and swallowing people alive.
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If we are to believe Carrie Lam, the chief executive of the Hong Kong government, the hundreds of thousands of people who marched through the city's sweltering streets on Sunday just didn't get it.
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It was a sweltering Monday night, and her players on the United States women's soccer team were deadlocked with Spain, one goal apiece, in their round-of-16 showdown at the Women's World Cup.
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East Timor Dispatch LOSPALOS, East Timor — The two scientists, crammed in the back of a sweltering car, had come a long way hoping to encounter what most people try to avoid: man-eating crocodiles.
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But today it lies on the far western edge of the electric grid, a sweltering Caribbean city whose high energy consumption has left the power flickering on and off for the last three years.
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With the 214-year-old putter in his hands, he turned into the Woods of old on Thursday in the sweltering first round of the BMW, the third of four FedEx Cup playoff events.
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Rome Journal ROME — On a sweltering Monday afternoon, a beautiful day for a swim, Mario Messina noticed some holidaymakers teetering dangerously close to the turquoise waters and sounded five short blasts of his whistle.
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Luce Tainturier, a 25-year-old urban planning consultant who abandoned her sweltering office building to work from home, said that hard as it may be to bear, the heat wave offered a lesson.
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MANGALORE, India — Waving a giant saffron flag, Pranav Bhat last week joined a political rally for Prime Minister Narendra Modi and India's ruling party here in this sweltering port city on the southwest coast.
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LOMÉ, Togo — The air-conditioner was broken in the sweltering neonatal ward of Togo's largest hospital, and only one nurse was on duty to attend to the two dozen infants with life-threatening conditions.
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"Now many people are keeping camels," said Gulnara Uteniyazova, a camel milkmaid out on a recent, sweltering day, maneuvering through her grunting, snorting herd with a pail, at a camel farm on the steppe.
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The incident forced authorities to evacuate Liberty Island on a sweltering holiday afternoon when thousands usually visit the statue, a symbol of American freedom that has stood in the New York Harbor since 1886.
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Officials say nearly 5,000 houses and 7,650 other encroaching structures have been erected along the route of the old KRC, which closed in 1999 after 29 years of shunting passengers across the sweltering city.
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PARIS/ROME (Reuters) - Tourists in Rome and Paris scaled back their sightseeing in sweltering temperatures on Tuesday, dousing themselves at fountains and cooling down with ice cream as a heatwave continued in continental Europe.
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The coastal city of Brunswick is about 300 miles away from the Cobb County shopping center where police found 22-month-old Cooper dead in the sweltering back seat of an SUV in June 2014.
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Millions of Americans are spending the weekend before the Fourth of July sweltering in an oppressive heat wave that forecasters think will stretch at least until the end of the week before any relief arrives.
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Tracy Parks and her older sister Brenda hid in a sweltering jungle in Guyana while cult leader Jim Jones and over 403 of his followers committed suicide by drinking cyanide-laced grape punch in 1978.
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The news is not exactly a surprise, given that climate scientists projected the year would claim this ominous title as early as last August, which was, if you'll recall, the most sweltering month on record.
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MABALACAT CITY, Philippines - Catholics in the northern Philippine province of Pampanga, many bare-chested and hooded, practice self-flagellation in the sweltering heat in the week before Easter to commemorate the suffering of Jesus Christ.
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