Usar "blistering" en una oración

1. swearing, although he did not recognise all of the curses blistering the

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2. With his fingertips blistering from the heat, he was forced to release his grip

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3. The staff was blistering to the touch to begin with, but once it took the Dead God’s life, it was smoldering

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4. It was five blistering days and five interminable

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5. He had been going at a blistering pace and the combination of the damp weather and the impending night, caused him to seek a place to rest for the night

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6. Touching the plant results in a painful, blistering sting, which is neutralised through drying the plant

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7. Presuming that there was likely to be no more information, the adventurers made their excuses, promising to tell Balzar about his brother when the retrieved the Globe, and Bleanor led them out to the blistering desert sands

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8. He and his men marched in blistering heat through the pine forests along the wide coastal plain, extending inland one hundred sweltering miles before the first low hills

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9. No Hun in the sun, and by careful feel, timing it in my head, I rolled inverted and began a blistering dive on the mass below, and even as we dove, I could see machines burning and falling out of the fight

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10. The 2005 summer was very hot one, and the temperature was a blistering 99 degrees that day

11. was still crusted and blistering

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12. I recall many hot blistering Delhi days when I would use all my remaining strands of power to transform, my eyes willing, warning Jacques to let me go, but the stubborn brute wouldn’t have it, saying instead that my death wouldn’t be on his conscious

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13. hard particles of ice whining through the air and blistering

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14. and the stillness of a blistering cold

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15. Due to blistering (must not have scraped deep enough) and the fire alongside our garage set by our sons and two of the three Calovis boys while Dixie was visiting Bonnie in Toronto), I must have painted that house at least three more times

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16. It was almost the end of November, and summer was making itself felt by a blistering heat-wave, with Lorna still feeling at odds with life

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17. They made little difference blocking out the blistering heat or the sounds of car horns blaring and the chatter from the street below

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18. now blistering in pain, but he wouldn't let go

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19. As the last word emerged from Titus’s mouth, his silver blade lanced out with blistering speed, in a blink of an eye it was pushed through Saznack’s stomach with a force that surprised everyone in the room

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20. The chemical sludge was hot and he could feel the skin blistering on his feet in just the few seconds it took him to reach the body

21. The heat from the poker in his belly grew more intense, a fire so blistering he had to cover his mouth to hold back a scream

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22. His thoughts were in Florida, lying on a lounge chair on the sands of South Beach – a cosmo in one hand and Jonathan’s hand in the other, soaking up the blistering Florida sun

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23. The acrid stench of burning flesh combined with the blistering heat 0f the fire, made him want to vomit

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24. There was a steady stream of common cars — Polos, Nissans, nothing out of the ordinary: cars I'd see every day on the streets of London — but they were interspersed at an absurd ratio with BMWs, Mercedes and Porsches, the sheen of their metal gleaming flawlessly beneath the blistering sun

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25. Such a book would have been a blistering account, an indictment of double-treachery against the leaders, the fathers of the young Communist state

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26. A mass exodus from the south had migrated north where the compressed population had been trapped under Russian territory like a pressure cooker and, with hundreds of millions of immigrants stampeding north to escape the blistering heat and desiccation of Africa, the situation had become impossible long before TBOS had been implemented

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27. I walked through the blistering sun

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28. The sun was blistering hot and to aggravate matters there wasn"t a cloud in the sky

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29. The pie pan had cooled, but it was still hot enough that her fingers had numbed under its blistering heat, but she did not feel the pain of her fingers

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30. He could see some slight noticeable blistering, but it wasn't getting worse

31. The sun was blistering in my face and had no mercy upon

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32. in the blistering sun, without rolling down any of the windows

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33. A blistering siren engulfed the entire

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34. On the digital First Bank board sign, the temperature read a blistering 93 degrees; that mixed with intense humidity from the recent rains

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35. After the coffee and a blistering shower, I was feeling halfway normal

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36. The hydrofoil ferry docked in good time and having spotted the jeweler’s shop, the couple went into the cafe nearby for a long cool drink, out of the blistering sun

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37. It was near high noon, sun blistering hot and very little shade, and with me getting up in years, thought it would be nice to settle under these three of four cedar trees for a rest and maybe take something to eat

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38. Rudolph drove into Central and stepped out of his air conditioned car into the blistering heat

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39. Diving at a blistering rate of four kilometers per second, the interceptor went down to an altitude of 3,000 meters before Busson raised its nose to the horizontal and slowed down to just under the speed of sound

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40. and blistering cold of the mountain

41. It was blistering hot

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42. What did aviation law or maritime law say about making blistering hot love to clients?

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43. full power in a blistering and bone wrenching takeoff

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44. The attack on Modi had been blistering, the kind you expect at election time

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45. I wound sacking around my hands because I had to use black-bandorscroll: a horrible, poisonous plant with blistering juices

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46. And when it was all over Ryan and Jacques sat drunkenly with their barefeet in the pool and watched as the blistering Umhlanga sun rose to torment sleepless crimson eyes

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47. With blistering speed, she continued to pummel Sorren from one side of the room to the other

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48. The blistering midday sun was beating down as he headed for his house where he sat down on the sofa, dragged off his heavy jackboots and put his feet into a basin of cold water, hoping to shake off some of the weariness that had overcome him

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49. ” He silenced her with a blistering kiss

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50. Blistering heat levels with a strong smoky flavour

51. As I stood up to ease myself, I saw something that resembles stars falling all over the house, blistering and dropping in torrents

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52. By now, the whole house was under siege, covered by blistering flames of fire that circled on us from all directions; stars of vengeance; stars of demonic greed; stars of doom; their doom; their vanity

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53. Çrámerr looked up, choking in poisonous air and with his skin reddening and blistering as eighty-five degree temperature rain scalded him

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54.  Could cause itching, burning, scaling, hives, and blistering of skin,

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55.  cancers, itching burning and blistering of skin, gastrointestinal or liver toxicity

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56. Ziggy Boyle stood in an alley on a blistering day and nonchalantly peeled the piece of fruit — then noticed to his disgust the white interior had dissolved to a dark slimy pulp

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57. The shade of the alley offered relief to his bare, blistering feet

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58. He hunched over, favoring his left side in order to escape the pain of the blistering flesh rubbing against his course jeans

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59. Burning, blistering, crawling all over

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60. in addition to evidence of blistering on his face as result of chloroform on the skin

61. The juice from a fresh crushed leaf will stop a burn from blistering

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62. Skanter and with it Judy had made large pitchers of cold lemonade for sale on the now blistering hot Thursday of July 5, 1855

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63. Yet in spite of all the blistering ignorance there are about gravity in the field of academics and all

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64. When I say the Sun freezes hydrogen to a liquid because my eyes see the liquid squirting from the Sun I am dangerously mentally impaired since the Sun is blistering hot

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65. Could this be when our ancestors first danced… hopping around fires ignited by falling volcanic material, dancing in blistering pain, and running back to the safety of their trees?

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66. Through the blistering pain however, the same impression remained; he was

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67. up with the blistering pace

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68. It was a blistering college pace, but I felt light as a feather

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69. The heat of the fires consuming the buildings of the town was blistering hot, but I continued to make my way down the bloodstained street unmindful of it

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70. Outside, the storm was full blown, williwaws blistering down the sides of houses, screeching winds fastening around all objects, tearing at joints and roots, clouds of snow flying on eddies in all directions, funnels of powder skirting the pavement, sticking to the shadows of filth, layer upon layer, deeper and deeper, as my feet sank into the white earth, destination known and unknown

71. Her arms were blistering with the sunburn, and her

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72. ,' he said, and then excused himself as he sent a blistering drive into

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73. My feet on fire, my flesh rubbed raw, my muscles and joints aching, the finger that had been denuded of its skin when the bull charged me throbbing with a mild infection, my head broiling and abuzz with random bits of music, at the end of the blistering tenth day of my hike I practically crawled into a shady grove of cottonwoods and willows that my guidebook identified as Spanish Needle Creek

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74. I couldn’t imagine hiking another blistering eighty-three miles in my too-small boots, but I had no choice but to ask REI to send them there

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75. My feet stopped bleeding and blistering, but they still hurt like hell

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76. With a blistering top speed of 25 kph, it’s not an action-packed thrill ride

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77. A great wave of heat seemed to surge upwards from the floor, and hang for a blistering instant in the air

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78. All that long blistering afternoon I lay baking on the rooftop

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79. Hunger, thirst, and exposure to blistering sun by day and chill by night depleted survivors with frightening rapidity

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80. The smell of sweat, of blood, of unwashed bodies, of excrement rose up in waves of blistering heat until the fetid stench almost nauseated her

81. For the heroic times of copious bleeding and blistering had not yet departed, still less the times of thorough-going theory, when disease in general was called by some bad name, and treated accordingly without shilly-shally—as if, for example, it were to be called insurrection, which must not be fired on with blank-cartridge, but have its blood drawn at once

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82. It may seem odd that with such pleasant habits he should have been given to the heroic treatment, bleeding and blistering and starving his patients, with a dispassionate disregard to his personal example; but the incongruity favored the opinion of his ability among his patients, who commonly observed that Mr

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83. “I’m thinking this is probably unfounded panic on my part and she’s going to be blistering mad

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84. There were blistering attacks on the way the SFPD was trying to solve the case

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85. I could hardly bear the pain of the blistering heat on my face

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86. A long blistering moment passed

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87. It reminds me of watching the Discovery Channel and the wildebeest that cautiously approaches the crocodile-infested water for a drink just minutes after the jaws of a croc clamped down on his buddy! Is the animal stupid? No! The animal knows that without water it will die in the blistering African sun so it takes a calculated risk

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88. He put his Panama hat on his head, gazed at the sunlight blistering and shriveling the trees overhead, hesitated like a man plunging into the outer rim of hell, and ran again for his car

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89. It made blistering, crackling, fumbling noises

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90. SUNBURN—Actual burn, with blistering (not just tanning) is a real danger, especially with pale and sensitive skins

91. Suddenly the air was rent by a stream of blistering invective, and a Cockney Tommy turned round on his pal, who had tripped and accidentally prodded him with the point of his bayonet, and at the top of his voice said:

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