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in the hot seat

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in the hot seat  (British, American & Australian) also on the hot seat (American)
in a position where you are responsible for important or difficult things He suddenly found himself in the hot seat, facing a hundred angry residents at a protest meeting. She has been the woman in the hot seat at this company during the last five difficult years. Give me a break -- I've been sitting on the hot seat all morning, fielding phone calls from angry customers!
See hard on heels, hard on the heels of, blow hot and cold, drop like a hot brick
See also: hot, seat

in the hot seat also on the hot seat
in a difficult position He suddenly found himself in the hot seat, facing angry residents who wanted him to resign.
See also: hot, seat


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It is only when you sit in the hot seat you can see things that other can''t see.
Dashing Daithi O'Se will be in the hot seat as the guest host on tonight's show.
 
 
 
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