1. He's just your average 25-year-old hot-blooded male.

2. All are hot-blooded, hectic and recognisably personal.

3. They were, one senses, hot-blooded creators, these citizens of the Minoan towns.Sentence dictionary

4. A cavalier Southerner, he was hot-blooded, self-confident, accustomed to swaying people through his force of personality.

5. These are hot-blooded creatures and at one hundred and sixty tons they certainly know how to make the earth move.

6. You know how wild and hot-blooded we are!

7. Hot-blooded retaliation against a nuclear-armed despot would be fraught with danger for the peninsula, and for relations between America and China, the main backers of south and north respectively.

8. Yongjun has been just a hot-blooded youth working hard to seek democracy and freedom. What's wrong with this?

9. A hot-blooded youth, because of family background's sake(), was down!

10. I expected more of that Italian hot-blooded style, you know?

11. How hot-blooded it is!

12. Life can be a beautiful picture of a hot-blooded songs, a delicate fragrance of green tea.

13. He relates an exchange in which Putin declares himself "hot-blooded" - to which Bush replies "no, Vladimir, you're cold-blooded."

14. In the book, the president, Jacques-Henri Lambertye, a hot-blooded widower, meets Princess Patricia in the 1980s at Buckingham Palace after a G7 dinner.

15. Rock stars seems to be perpetually followed by hot-blooded groupies.

16. Life can be a beautiful picture of a hot-blooded songs, a delicate fragrance of green tea. Every stage we have many sweet memories warm.

17. "Lust, Caution" is an engaging and hot-blooded war film that is one of China's top five forays into eroticism.

18. His neighbors remembered him as a hot-blooded teenager, a self-styled ladies' man.

19. Many of these self-willed hot-blooded young Virginians tended to convert university life into a long course of drinking and gambling.

20. Both of these dancers knew full well why they attracted the attentions of two hot-blooded young men.

21. This poem shows the scientist as a law unto himself, outside the everyday world, not even hot-blooded.

22. It means cold fishes can snuggle down under the cozier side, while their hot-blooded partners can choose the lighter option.

23. He always kept doing the work he should do in low-keep and quietly. He seldom said his own things maybe because that he thought anti-Japanese was the duty and the mission for hot-blooded youngsters.

24. Elizabeth Taylor has never been sexier than as Tennessee Williams's hot-blooded Maggie "The Cat" Pollitt, prowling around her boudoir in a slinky white slip.

25. Yukawa's partner is a rookie cop, Utsumi Kaoru (Shibasaki Kou), a hot-blooded woman with a strong sense of justice.