A hot number was TheStreet . com ( in which The New York Times Co . owns a minority stake ), issued Tuesday at $ 19 a share.
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Management at the station in Yugoslavia's southern republic decided to dock everybody's pay after receiving enormous bills from " hot numbers, " the daily Nasa Borba reported Saturday.
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"Hot numbers like his are the anomoly; they're not sustainable, " said Barbara Malone, a managing director with Stolper & AMP; Co ., a San Diego fund adviser.
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She also found him a responsive listener : when her character glanced at a nude drawing of her youthful self and said, " Wasn't I a hot number ?,"
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If Tommy Tappet thinks the 189-horsepower I-6 in the regular edition of the Z3 convertible or coupe is a hot number, he should get his hands on this M Coupe.
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It seems that his new number previously belonged to a hot number named Lilly, who advertised her availability as an escort for a service named L . A . Darlings.
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For Corvette fans, the new hardtop is an exciting development, an acknowledgment by Chevrolet that the'Vette is indeed a hot number that can perform on the racetrack as well as the street.
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But last year's lengthy road test of the V-6 model found it to be strong and capable, so unless you are set on the hot number and money is no object, you might check out the 320.
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Those are very hot numbers for cable, up there with the likes of HBO's " Six Feet Under . " Apparently there is a popular taste for a show that's about as warm and fuzzy as a mannequin.
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Made in 1992 for a measly $ 7, 000, " El Mariachi " became a hot number on the art-house circuit _ a paradigm of five-and-dime chic whose comic-book violence and mistaken-identity farce suggested Sergio Leone meets Buster Keaton.
