Sentences with phrase «slowly by dripping»

The researchers hope to get a rough age range for the fossils by dating flowstones — calcite structures formed slowly by dripping water — in adjacent rock layers.

Not exact matches

By DRIPing into it slowly, I'll be able to catch some of the fluctuations in price and build a position slowly.

As the hours tick by, the whey slowly drips from the yogurt, leaving a thick, creamy substance in the filter.

Test the caramel by dipping a hazelnut and lift a few inches; if a thick drip slowly forms and holds a string, the caramel is ready.

In the 1600's, the Japanese took the cold brew introduced by the Dutch sailors, and created an elegant tower that slowly drips cold water onto a bed of coffee grounds, eventually yielding a perfect cold brewed concentrate.

You can also drip some liquid into your baby's mouth by covering the end of a straw and slowly releasing it into their mouth.

Season and begin dripping the oil slowly, drop by drop, while whisking rapidly.

(By the way, so is honey, try dripping honey verrrrry slowly into a cup of hot tea, it's quite meditative.)

As the coffee slowly drips into the pot, you'll be surrounded by that unique and delightful aroma.

I just have to slowly build my portfolio, drip by drip, dividend by dividend.

If discharge has collected inside the lids or on the eye itself, begin removing it by slowly dripping sterile saline (found in the contact lens department of any pharmacy) onto the eye from above.

While time ticked away in Christian Marclay's film The Clock (2010) at the Museum of Modern Art, it has been dripping away at Rachel Uffner Gallery, where two candles, hung from the ceiling by wires, slowly burn down and are then replaced.

This is made visible in the Direction series, canvases on which lines are traced by paint slowly dripping towards the ground.