Arriving at the Denver airport, I will never forget the stacks of searing newspaper headlines that greeted my father, my brother Jon, and I.
FORBES: CEOs, Egos and Logos: Overcoming the Sudden Squalls of Leadership
The fires have been caused by days of searing heat across much of the country - so much so that Australia's Bureau of Meteorology was last week forced to add a new shade to its colour-coded temperature chart, for heat above 50C.
BBC: News - Australia bushfire destroys homes and damages observatory
The fourth Wednesday of July 2005 was the fifteenth day of a searing heat wave in the Northeast.
And while the rains pound Queensland and New South Wales, which cover the eastern third of the country, searing temperatures have residents of neighboring South Australia and Victoria on alert for bushfires.
Long after I leave this office, I will remember those moments as the most searing of my presidency.
Most of his roles embody pious self-righteousness, and that made watching Washington's searing portrayal of evil incarnate particularly satisfying.
Peter Edelman, a former assistant secretary at the Department of Health and Human Services who resigned in protest over last year's welfare bill, has written a searing indictment of welfare reform in the current issue of Atlantic Monthly.
The author, a target of the Unabomber, writes of his painful rehabilitation and sets forth his searing observations about the state of America's soul.
The latter penned a searing tome of drug abuse, violence and redemption, 2003's A Million Little Pieces.
Camp X-ray, where those searing images of prisoners kneeling, chained, in orange jump suits were taken, has closed.
In the Olympic stadium, you sat on a grassy bank under the searing heat of the midsummer sun.
Three TIFF films open Friday in the U.S., and all three offer searing portraits of the impact of violence.
The searing images of the demonization of America and Jews on the U.N.
Elsewhere on Broadway, Laurie Metcalf delivered a searing treatment of a scientist felled by her own mental descent in "The Other Place, " which has closed.
As is searing criticism of Government policy in committee reports - take a look at the output of the Public Accounts Committee or of the Defence Committee.
And the way that he treats it is, it's the most searing experience of his political life and one that set him on the path to being a reformer.
Frey's searing description of drug abuse and recovery sold an estimated 3.5 million copies, boosted in large part by talk-show queen Oprah Winfrey, who included it in her book club last year and featured Frey on her show.
Secular, worldly, self-questioning and ironic, Israel's most contentious writer may have written his most important novel yet, a searing account of a marriage, two sons and a doomed love affair from the six-day war in 1967 to an army operation in the occupied territories in 2003.
Then, there is Kerry's claim he was shot at during Christmas in Cambodia in 1968 even as President Nixon denied the presence of American forces there - a "searing" event to which he subsequently attributed the genesis of his anti-war sentiment.
The bejewelled and feather-dressed Samburu tribesmen must have laughed all the way home when Italian journalist Riccardo Orizio gathered them together a decade ago and told them of his plans to turn a couple of lumpy granite outcrops in the heart of Samburu country into a luxury game lodge overlooking the searing, acacia-speckled plains of northern Kenya.
Lazaro Cardenas, the governor of Michoacan, gave a searing speech calling for a change in direction.
"Grief, " a searing 1942 picture of a Crimean battlefield, shows an anguished peasant discovering the body of her husband.
"Grief, " a searing 1942 picture of a muddy Crimean battlefield, shows an anguished peasant discovering the body of her husband.
With each drink, you effectively lose more water than you take in--and that leads to all sorts of problems, like a searing headache.
Once collected, the buttons are either used immediately or dried naturally on long, slanted tables, a process that can take as long as a month or as little as a week in the searing summer temperatures of south Texas.
Speckled by ancient ruins, it even has a wine route: the Strada del Vino Costa degli Etruschi, which runs south from Livorno to Piombino and across to the island of Elba, edged by searing-blue water and with views to sigh over.
As thousands fled the searing flames and smoke of the Towers, Officer Barry was attempting to reach trapped and frightened workers on the upper floors.
Cipriani lit up the start of the second half with a searing break from deep before throwing a splendid reverse pass to Paul Sackey, but the wing's pass eluded his support runners.
And while liberal Saudis cheered the keen (and sometimes not completely veiled) participation of Saudi businesswomen at the recent Jeddah Economic Forum, this breech of strict social rules won a searing reproach from the kingdom's top state-appointed religious authority.
In her first performance since giving birth to her second child in October, Diana Damrau gave a searing, loving portrayal of Gilda, a total melding of her silvery soprano with the persona of a vulnerable, confused young girl, unsure how to deal with her overprotective father and sexual awakening amid the bawdy decadence of Sin City.
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