Sentences with phrase «allow at least a few hours»

Allow at least a few hours to dry completely.

Allow at least a few hours to wander the halls and immerse yourself in traditional Dutch art.

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Place the bagged cake in the refrigerator and allow it cool for at least a few hours.

If you don't wait at least a few hours, to allow even the inner part or the bread to get back to room temperature, you'll slice into the bread and be disappointed to find that it's «gooey.»

We've found the best results when using fresh herbs and chilling the olive mixture overnight or at least for a few hours to allow the flavors mingle a little.

Cover the chicken salad and refrigerate for at least a few hours, but preferably overnight to allow flavors to meld.

Allow chocolate to harden at room temperature for at least a few hour or overnight (you can cover with tinfoil once it's cool).

Cover and allow to hang out in the refrigerator overnight (or at least for a few hours).

Leave at least a few hours or overnight to allow it to draw out the infection or object.

Allow chocolate to harden at room temperature for at least a few hour or overnight (you can cover with tinfoil once it's cool).

Cover, and place in the fridge overnight (or for a few hours, at least - this allows the chia and flax to swell and make a nice thick bircher, and the oats will swell and soften too).

Allow the leaves to dry completely - usually at least a few hours or overnight.

Whether or not girls in single - sex schools are more likely to pursue science degrees or political careers, whether or not boys in single - sex schools are more likely to write poetry or pay attention in class, single - sex schools can allow educators to address the particular interests, strengths, learning styles, and developmental stages of a single sex while allowing boys and girls to concentrate on something other than the opposite sex — at least for a few brief hours each day.

Your tip could mean the difference between a driver's ability to put food on the table or not, or at least allow him or her to work fewer hours that week.