Sentences with phrase «slowly over sink»
Chill well and open the bottles slowly over the sink as the level of carbonation is quite surprising!
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Brush the edges of the crust with a little of the custard mixture, then slowly pour the remaining custard over and around the sweet potatoes; it will sink through to the bottom.
I just put the strands in a large measuring cup, and then push down on them with the back end of a large spoon, and slowly drain the water out by tipping the cup over the sink.
Lean over the cup and soak nipple in it for a minute or so, then stand over the sink and pour it slowly over the nipple.
Researchers also think it's possible that over thousands of years, the diamonds slowly sink through the planets» ice layers and assemble into a thick layer around the core.
These minerals slowly sink deeper into the mantle over millions of years.
Years earlier Eddie's brother was murdered by a toon, something he never got over and slowly sank into an alcohol laced despair; swearing off toons.
Neame describes how they performed the sinking corridor and the turning - over the ship special effects sequences, it's basically all trick photography, old boy, and in «Generations of Fans» he slowly reads a letter he received by a fan of the film.
Imagine a giant's thumb pressing down on a perfectly buoyant boat and slowly sinking it, as the passengers frantically step over one another to reach the last gasps of oxygen.
Tears slowly pooled and then spilled over my cheekbones as the deeper realization of how wonderful this dog is sank into my mind, and the knowledge that I had helped him become this creature filled my heart to bursting.
Whether it's their falling sales forecast, questions over leadership, or price issues with the Wii U, everything seems to be slowly but surely sinking.
Indoor plants Move house plants into shady positions or away from direct sun and sit on an old wet towel in the bath or a sink to act as a reservoir that will slowly allow the plant to take up water over a number of days.