"Scorch" means to burn or singe something with intense heat or flames, often causing damage or discoloration.
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1 was elected following years of
scorched earth politics, division, and lost elections.
As a movie franchise, Maze Runner is regarded as a weak sister to the hugely profitable Hunger Games, but in
Scorch Trials, the franchise is finding its feet.
Summer temperatures vary from 20 °C - 47 °C with occasional heavy rainfall, so be prepared for days
of scorching heat if you visit during the Christmas holidays.
Veterinary Specialty Center (VSC) has some great reminders about pet safety in
scorching hot temperatures:
«Cloudy for the morning, turning to clear with
scorching heat in the afternoon.»
There are also hidden clues regarding Ark's lore
in Scorched Earth, as well as 50 new items to craft and brand new creatures to interact with.
The cooler weather that September brings is always a welcome change from our hot
scorching summer months in Texas.
While the snow in the winter is lovely and the hot
scorching sun in the summers can be divine, these erratic temperature changes can also bring plenty of hazards to renters across Missoula.
To prevent leaves
from scorching from exposure to the high heat, plants must be separated from the HPS lamps.
A number of players have expressed that many core features have still not been refined and are upset with the team for having spent their time
on Scorched Earth and then having the audacity to charge for it.
Most of the year, Orlando has a tropical sunny climate
with scorching heat.
Let sauce bubble gently until quite thick, about 10 minutes longer, stirring often so it does
n't scorch on bottom.
Rising from
scorching desert, Charleston Peak is blanketed with ponderosa pines and bears snow as late as May.
Plus, the microsuede seats mean you will never get
scorched by sun - soaked leather seating again.
Although the studio doubled the budget
for Scorch Trials, the film wasn't quite as financially successful at the global box office, grossing less than the initial film.
Season beef with salt and, working in batches, sear, tossing occasionally and reducing heat to
avoid scorching if needed, until browned on 1 — 2 sides but still pink in places, about 4 minutes per batch.
His work has been widely exhibited and has been shown in solo exhibitions (such
as Scorched Earth at the Hammer Museum (2015), Sea Monsters at the Rose Art Museum (2014)-RRB-, as well as in group shows at LACMA Los Angeles County Museum of Art (2014), Whitney Museum of American Art (2013), the 12th Istanbul Biennial (2011), Seoul Biennial (2010), the Carnegie International (2008), São Paulo Biennial (2006), and Whitney Biennial (2006).
The area he lingers over does not even have the faintest of
scorch marks or display any signs of fire, so no suitable warning signs mean a cheap death to new players.
Now of course, while some things that summer brings,
like scorching hot temps, frizzy hair and humidity you can cut with a knife, it also brings fun times with friends and family, beach vacations and fun trends to play with!
MOLECULES which protect tiny marine snails from being eaten by fish may also prevent them from
getting scorched by the Sun, according to scientists who have unravelled the chemistry behind the bizarre behaviour of a shrimp - like Antarctic crustacean.
Although consumer confidence remains
at scorching - hot levels, markets are beginning to express doubt in Trump's ability to streamline corporate tax and regulation reform.
This one simple strategy stops me from yelling at my kids and it can work for you too.It was one of those hot summer's days that had blurred
into scorching hot summer's days before it.Seeking refuge from the heat, I decided we would have an indoor day.
The simple and stylish combination looks clean and calm, while helping to keep homes cooler
during scorching summers.
Petrol models are available in 74bhp, 89bhp and 113bhp outputs, so no model in the range offers
scorching performance.
Clinton is a Wajuk, Balardung, Kija and Yulparitja man whose #WalkforJustice has so far taken him nearly 4,500 kilometres by foot across Australia,
through scorching desert heat and bitter morning chill from Perth to Melbourne.
Months after taking a shot from Hurricane Irma, Big Pine Key is again recovery mode as a large wild
fire scorched acres of land.
This year, California had a record setting wildfire season, with the Blue Cut fire alone
scorching over 30,000 acres and triggering the evacuation of 80,000 people.
You're a real chilehead if you
leave scorch marks on the pillow — AND on the sheet!
In this way, your child remains safe from
scorching rays of the sun when you are outside.
In January, the team reported a similar analysis of Kepler data for
scorched planets that orbit close to their stars.
Make sure you take plenty of breaks as you return back up
when scorching sun make you feel really exhausted.
It can easily get
scorched if one gets distracted from the job.
While Scorched Earth takes on enormous topics such as the AIDS crisis, the 1992 Los Angeles riots, and the charged political atmosphere of the early 1990s, Bradford maintains focus by examining the spectrum between the macro (the nation at large) and the micro (the individual body).
So it rained in Bangalore today
after scorching heat last week and it finally feels a little like beginning of winter.
Scorching new sports car employs exotic lightweight materials and new active aerodynamics to claim crown of world's fastest production car
Following on from the dry season, the hot season between March and the end of August
sees scorching temperatures soaring high into the 30s with plenty of sizzling sunshine and occasional rain showers to give a little respite.
The people of Myanmar are depicted in
scorching reds and golden yellows, drawn with an uncompromising attention to the details of their individual movements.
As parts of the western United States choke on smoke from wildfires
scorching more than 660,000 hectares, renewed attention is falling on the role that people have played in starting some of these blazes.
The insects, which have infested more than 46 million acres in the United States alone, kill trees, creating vast quantities of kindling that feed wildfires, like the one whose
scorched remains are seen here.
Guide the Prince on his quest to reverse the curse by using the Sands of Time, a power which allows you to erase theEmbark on a journey of
scorched sands and ancient legends.
The wildfires now
scorching Texas may be the most visible side - effect of the drought.
The technique, described in the current issue of Science, could someday be used to equip a variety of crops with the genetic know - how to survive in
scorching climates.
Finally, the exhibition features a small group of mirrored reliefs carved into
scorched wood.