Sentences with phrase «like putting a lid on»

Now decrease the amount leaving — it's exactly like putting a lid on a pot over a stove.

«It's like putting a lid on the pot and turning down the heat at the same time,» explains Kleidon.

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Like the heads of other companies in this bind, Kinni was forced to respond first, by looking for every possible way to put a lid on current cost hikes.

Maybe you haven't noticed, but the most angry comments are those responding to comments like yours trying to put a lid on it.

Just pop on the lid to your cute little jars, put it in the fridge, and you have a yummy treat for the next day - or two if you're like me and like to savor it!

Turn the pan and put it on top of the tortilla (like a lid) on the plate.

You know I am crazy about burgers, but I like sliders a lot better than big fat burgers and I usually eat mine without a lid (I just put it on for pics).

If you like how it tastes now, simply put a lid on it and refrigerate!

Put the lid on and keep checking and stirring every few minutes until bubbles start rising to the top again as it gets close to a boil like this:

she likes to fill the compartments sorting by colour, then put the lid on top and shake it, calling it «shaky pie» which always makes me laugh.

I think popping candy would work better and I think maybe slicing the top off like you would for a butterfly cake, filling with poping candy / sherbet then putting the lid on and putting the currant on top of that?

Put your lid securely on the blender (or, if you like to live dangerously... don't).

Once the steaming vegetables are done, scoop them straight into your blender and put the lid on to keep them warm (if your blender jug is made of plastic rather than glass like mine it would be better to let them cool for a bit).

This might be a silly question, but do you seal the mason jar for fermenting (lid on), or put a cloth over it like kombucha?

It's a gorgeous Khol / eyeliner which puts together the entire look (like a neutral khol) when there is something dramatic / heavy shade on the upper lids or heavy smoky kholed eyes on the lower lash.

Think of it like putting a lid or cover on your skin — the way you would a pot of chicken stew — so that all the good stuff is kept inside and can't escape.

Personally I like to use the Nyx matte liquid liner on my top lid and then I put it on the outer corner of my lower lashes and smudge it out.

It is like if you reduce the heat by allowing it to escape, you are reducing the pressure, causing the «water» to «boil» anyway... You can't win for losing until you either remove the pot from the stove or put a pressure lid on it...

Also, it's sort of like putting... I like to kind of use the analogy of putting a lid on a steam of boiling water.

I suspect it looks like absolute shite because I didn't put the lid back on the paint can properly, so the paint has gone a weird consistency from the air getting -LSB-...]

I suspect it looks like absolute shite because I didn't put the lid back on the paint can properly, so the paint has gone a weird consistency from the air getting to it.

The girls got the butter dish for me last year for Christmas, one week I spent $ 10 and bought four kitchen towels, and a couple of weeks ago (we really did need more glasses because all of our other ones either broke or have various children's scribbles on the plastic ones — one even has a «gash» across the side where someone put a hot pan next to it and melted the plastic so it looks like it was cut, but not all the way through, so we've still been using it) I found the four - pack of the Mason jar glasses with lids and straws for $ 9.95.