sultry造句

sensual excesses; a sultry look; a sultry dance.

Old men wear only boxer shorts in the sultry streets.

I met her in a sultry summer afternoon.

The night was as sultry as the day.

Summer is sultry. That's the reason why I don't like it.

There is a sultry Bond girl, too, playing the mermaid queen.

With an exception, of course, for Anne Bancroft's sultry Mrs. Robinson.

What may be less obvious is that species already adapted to sultry conditions are at dire risk from global warming.

They were an earnest and eager bunch, and their attire was more business-casual than sultry Spanish Harlem.

It was in May. The sultry noon seemed endlessly long. The dry earth gaped with thirst in the heat.

On a sultry afternoon you may find a long line of people at the drinking fountain, waiting to slake their thirst.

Summer, that is not hot and sultry, as in the Central Russia, but of fresh, chilly Kamchatkan one, with the scent of freshness, sea and wild flowers.

It was night time when we came to the grove that is outside the walls, and the air was sultry, for the Moon was travelling in Scorpion.

All eyes will turn to sultry Rio DE Janeiro when it hosts the 2016 Olympic Games, but right now Brazil's white-hot destination may be the northeastern state of Bahia.

It was a close, sultry day: devoid of sunshine, but with a sky too dappled and hazy to threaten rain; and our place of meeting had been fixed at the guide-stone, by the crossroads.

On a sultry evening in August, Zhang Yuwei, who works in sales in Shanghai, donned a chiffon shirt and hotpants to attend one of the first performances of the show in Mandarin.