Sentences with phrase «proverbial hot seat»
«Stand Up: The Students of Stoneman Douglas Demand Action,» a two - hour town hall organized and televised by CNN put Senator Marco Rubio in the proverbial hot seat.
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Take a couple of early season losses and his proverbial hot seat would really start getting toasty.
The season has yet to begin, but there are already some coaches on the proverbial hot seat.
As for teams whose defensive coordinators are on the proverbial hot seat, we have just one this year — the Saints.
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As if the Competition Bureau's menacing fines and extensive Government resources weren't already a substantial and intimidating advantage heading into any Tribunal Hearing, the Commissioner never really has to concern him or herself over the potential of finding themselves in the proverbial «hot - seat».
One thing is for sure, a «hot - seat» may have some real value towards getting to the truth of a matter, but for some matters the proverbial «hot - seat» is only reserved for the common - man or woman, as it were.