Sentence examples for Hard thread from inspiring English sources

If the pulling reveals a syrup that forms a hard thread that isn't brittle, then it's ready.

Gently fold a sparkle stem in half (soft fold, not hard) and thread the ends into the straw.

"It's pretty hard to thread the needle on these in the sense that if you're too generous you may get more demand than you want," he said, "and of course there's a limited budget". "They don't typically adjust the pricing; they keep the dynamic pricing model.

Still, for those looking hard, a thread of hope exists.

"People react very negatively to the phrase 'synthetic biology,' and it's going to be hard to thread the science through the needle of public opinion".

You can test this by dropping a bit of the melted sugar into a glass of cold water, where it should form a hard, brittle thread that cracks.

As time passed, the needle became harder to thread.

In another house, 20-year-old Kuswati bent over her loom, concentrating hard on threading hairs.

The mixture is cooked to the proper temperature when it separates into hard, brittle threads that break easily.

While Cass captures images with her 13-millimeter Konica, Hand shows us a man with "eyes so bloodshot they looked as though they'd been scooped from his skull," a woman whose "breath reeked of carious teeth and gin". Like "Thanatrope," "Hard Light" threads together a lot of images and ideas to create a memorable experience.

The syrup should have formed hard, brittle threads that crack when bent (hence "hard-crack").