1. The article was a searing attack on the government.

2. The article is a searing attack on government mismanagement.

3. The race took place in the searing heat.

4. Pain was searing through her.

5. A searing pain shot up her arm.

6. Emily felt a searing anger against her father.

7. The novel is a searing indictment of urban poverty.

8. He felt a searing pain in his neck.

9. Her latest novel is a searing tale of love and hate.

10. She woke to feel a searing pain in her feet.

11. A searing beam of high-energy protons blistered the air.

12. Her novel is a searing portrait of 1950s society.

13. A searing drive by utility infielder Mark Lewis careered into her ribs, leaving a sore, big bruise.

14. Between the world wars major unions suffered the searing experience of high unemployment which owed much to incompetent employers and benighted policy-makers.

15. A searing pain exploded between her ears and she sank into blackness.

16. After searing the inside of my esophagus with a hurriedly gulped cup of scalding coffee-I was now drinking coffee-I had collected myself.

17. There was a searing pain in her leg and she fell.

17. try its best to gather and make good sentences.

18. My bladder sings a searing boozy aria, and my brain thinks of nothing but that release catch.

19. Searing, excruciating agony ripped through his hand and up his arm until it seemed to engulf his entire body.

20. She coughed as she felt the heat searing the air in her lungs.

21. The pain was searing, so that I fell backwards, and though I struggled, I could not stand up again.

22. She moves from these accessible images to searing self-portraiture, head-on pictures of herself that are almost confrontational in their honesty.

23. The tumultuous Cultural Revolution was chiefly responsible for the searing desire for change in China.

24. The heat of the day had been replaced by searing cold and the bus was nearly empty.

25. He jerked his arms loose and reached for the head trying to blink the searing pain from his eyes.

26. She allowed herself the luxury of screaming, and yelped as each stroke ignited a searing throb in her outraged fundament.

27. He pumped cannon shells at the las cannon on that Titan's carapace - while searing light pulsed from it towards theirs.

28. The playwright, Athol Fugard, has long been acclaimed for his searing plays about injustice in his native land.

29. Without consideration he ripped the tape from her skin so that she winced with the searing pain.

30. Without hesitation he started to walk towards them, despite the searing heat of the flames now only yards off.

1. The tumultuous Cultural Revolution was chiefly responsible for the searing desire for change in China.

31. Instead there is searing pain, blistering of the skin and a rapidly discovered aversion to swimming in the sea.

32. A searing fire of elation bathed him suddenly, driving away the last vestiges of fear.

33. It hurts me now to realize how much I numbed myself from the searing pains of those years.

34. Charles Paris felt a searing pain as a bullet ripped into his flesh.

35. They kept the Niners' defense on the field for almost 21 minutes in the first half, under a searing sky.

36. The young man gasped, the pain between his legs searing through him.

37. As the director gave us a tour, searing winter winds funnelled through the hallway.

38. It was sensuality sharp and searing as fire, burning the soul to tinder.

39. The same sensation clawed at his cheek and he gasped, the pain searing, yet unreal.

40. The onlookers, blinded by the flash, burned by its searing heat, covered their eyes and cringed in terror.

41. Across his scalp and down to his brows spread a searing pain.

42. Although his chains still held him tight, the slavers grabbed him and burnt him with searing irons.

43. I could feel the howling echo of the hospital walls, its hot searing pulses battering against my skull.

44. He struggled to his feet, but was no sooner standing than a searing pain tore through his ankle.

45. Although it saved them substantial costs, these cases were not exactly searing moral victories for the healthcare plans.

46. Cotton pillowcase smelling of sweat filled his nose, eyes, mouth, a sharp searing pain on his shoulder.

47. Then it erupted in a shower of cold, bright stars, brilliant with a sharp, astonishing, searing pain.

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48. the searing heat of a tropical summer.

49. It's slow and yet searing psychic force!

50. Searing car headlights lighting up the darkness proved that man's pursue of speed will never cease.

51. In Death Valley, pioneers and explorers faced death from thirst and the searing heat.

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53. The next week, he's alone in the searing heat of the Kalahari desert.

54. Temperatures with highs in the 90 s and a searing sun greet all who step off airplanes.

55. Poultry and meat can take little time to cook (grilling and searing in a hot, nonstick pan) or a lot of hands-off time (braising and stewing until they are fork-tender and flavorful).

56. Such searing expansion is bound to cause more growing pains.

57. And unlike Arsenal, England do not possess searing pace down the flanks on the counter-attack.

58. Feranor Steeltoe: Now, I will reforge your weapons to strike with searing heart!

59. Here's no sign of an end to the death lock which pit the US backed government against the pro searing president and his uranium back to his bola movement.

60. If you don't know the difference between sauteing and searing or fondue and frying then now would be a good time to learn a few common cooking terms.

61. Even time, as Benjamin Franklin told us, is money, a doctrine which horrified Max Weber in his searing indictment of the capitalist mentality as an "iron cage" without "spirit".

62. He plays the alto with a searing fervor, rendering his methodically formulated compositions with an uncalculated, natural feel.

63. Taloned hands grabbed both his wrists, sudden and vice like, searing pain shot up his arms.

64. In 1933, shortly after Stalin's agriculturalcollectivization policies plunged the Soviet Unioninto famine, Mandelstam wrote a short and searing poem titled "Epigram AgainstStalin."