Sentence examples for * slurry in from inspiring English sources

Slush on the ground, a salty slurry in the air.

Cement may be piped as a slurry in building construction.

We have not had to endure ammonia-infused pink slurry in meat.

Dan Hanford, a goalkeeper, found his BMW submerged by water and filled with slurry in Brunton Park's car park.

Underfoot the mix of soft brown leaves becomes a slurry in wetter spots with dark, silty mud.

This is in contrast to a suspension (or slurry), in which small discontinuous particles are surrounded by a continuous fluid.

Most of the waste is disposed of as a slurry in above-ground ponds with retaining walls, like the one at Kingston, or dry in landfills.

What is less well-known is that the slurry in the pan is then mixed with mercury, which amalgamates with the gold and sinks to the bottom.

Settipane was skeptical, but other allergists in his office dutifully tore up book pages, mixed them with water and concocted a slurry in order to do skin tests with them.

Margaret and I didn't have much appetite, so we ordered couche couche, an authentic Cajun breakfast of cornmeal and oil cooked down to a browned slurry in a heavy iron pan and served with cane syrup and milk.

I'm not even counting "strong performances in the UK" for McDonald's: that's not a restaurant, that's an evil-smelling pusher of pasty, sugary slurry in an atmosphere with the warm embrace of an operating theatre.