Sentences with phrase «then sloshes»

The rock flows outward, then sloshes back inward, splashing up to form peaks.
Like making a cake that looks like a cauldron, filling it with plastic eyeballs and lolly snakes, then sloshing icing «soup» around them.

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You will then start to hear a magic «sloshing» sound and notice the whipped cream has turned watery again.
Make a clearing in the centre of the pan and add the tomato paste, let it caramelize for a minute, and then deglaze pan with a good slosh of wine.
I doused the panettone cubes with a good sloshing of heavy cream and eggs, spiked it with vanilla and almond extract, then sprinkled some toasted almonds and plump golden raisins on top before sending it off for a hot bake.
So, in the days before diaper sprayers, Mom would «slosh» the diaper in the toilet, then toss into a diaper pail.
My 5 am alarm clock jolts me to consciousness with a sharp noise I sprint with a bottle sloshing around and then I grab some toys When you scream so loud others run away and flee But I'm here listening trying to appear as calm as can be You need my arms for hours a day to make...
And the fact that Earth's spin rate wasn't slowing down as quickly then as it is today hints that our planet had little or no ocean to slosh about and slow down our planet's spin rate for its first 500 million years, the findings suggest.
And the first thing that begins to happen is carbon dioxide builds up inside the body, and with it there is a rise in acidity; that acidity rise contributes to cellular membranes decaying and then collapsing and then digestive enzymes that were already always present in the cells begin to slosh around to the body and [it] begins a state of what's called self digestion, so the body begins to liquefy inside rather literally.
The trick is to get the quantum wave to «slosh» from the fixed potential into the movable one and then to cart it back to a drop - off zone.
As you shook each jar, you should have seen and heard the cream initially slosh around, and then gradually the sloshing slowed as the cream thickened.
Then, about five lesser tsunamis, to judge by the thickness of their deposits, sloshed into the cave in the next 500 years.
Then the water reverses direction and begins sloshing outward again, such as back toward coastlines.
I switched to a tropical seaside setting («Costa del Sol»), with waves sloshing on the shore, then toggled again to an icy mountain («Snow Peak»): Blood red sky reflected in an iridescent blue lake.
I would suggest, instead of avoiding book published by publishers and sloshing through the mess of self - published titles, pick a publisher that publishes with the same tastes as you, then branch out.
We began, first in our feet, then in our legs - those rootless stumps - in our sloshing guts and our clamoring hearts, to feel we were being abandoned on this island.
As spring ended, and summer came on, crops were fully planted and money was tight — as September / October arrived, it was always v touch - and - go for a while, but then money started sloshing» round the economy as harvesting was completed.
Look at the photo of the sloshing levee above and then ponder the low end of the projections of rising sea levels in last year's reports from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
Now if you can figure out how much of the warming is due to CO2 and how much is due to longer term natural ocean «sloshing» around, then you can come up with an educated estimate of impact due to CO2.
Then some mysterious combination of flagging trades, QBO, and the up and downwelling effects of Rossby and Kelvin waves sloshing back and forth across the Pacific; suddenly releases this mechanically submerged warm water eastward across the Pacific ocean surface.
Punishment results in the release of stress hormones, in particular cortisol and adrenaline, which then «slosh around» in children's brains.
The eldest didn't want the cereal and milk — she's gone off breakfast — but she dutifully picked at it, then handed the sloshing bowl to me as she exited the car.
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