Sentence examples for aerated enough from inspiring English sources

Test to see if masa is aerated enough by dropping 1/2 teaspoon into a cup of water; it should float to the top.

The other main reason for odor is that the compost is not being aerated enough (anaerobic bacteria).

Just make sure you aerate early enough that you allow the lawn to recover from aeration for a month or so before the first frost hits.

While some Koi ponds are large enough to be naturally aerated, pumps and filters can ensure that the water in which your Koi live stays fresh.

It is aerated with all sentient beings, so aerated that there's no solidity at all.

When aerated, it unfolds beautifully.

It does indeed have strangely aerated boobs, like balloons inflated to bursting point – helpfully, a modeller is seen pushing the breasts together slightly – in case anyone is concerned they are not malleable enough.

Calm down, dear, don't get aerated.

It all feels less dense, more aerated.

Chichester Festival theatre reopens this summer, not radically refashioned but aerated.

★ Asda Extra Special Yule Log £2, asda.com Very aerated sponge.