Sentence examples for always simmering from inspiring English sources

The politics are evidently always simmering with Eastwood.

"Ben was always simmering and occasionally that boiled over," said Park.

At this time of year, the weather may be grey and a chill may whip across the waves, but the housing market is always simmering.

With Atlético Madrid, Sevilla and even Athletic Bilbao underachieving, with Valencia always simmering with latent self-destructive intent, a European slot and maybe even a top-four finish really isn't out of the question.

Bring to a simmer, cover partially, and simmer over low heat for one hour, stirring often and adding more cooking water from time to time, so that the greens are always simmering in a small amount of liquid.

And in the rest of the state, thousands upon thousands of Indian troops enforce an uneasy, always simmering calm of sorts.

And Mr. Lucas suggests that such eruptions are inevitable in a society in which hostility always simmers under the surface.

The implicit rivalry for Hermione's favor that has always simmered between Harry Daniell Radcliffe and Ron Rupert Grintnt) bubbles to the surface, as does Ron's resentment at being the Chosen One's sidekick.

These rare teas have always simmered on the back burner of caffeine culture, damned by association with Grandma's cuppa.

With The BFG – now a Spielberg-helmed Dahley film – Dahl's words alongside Quentin Blake's drawings remain a perfect, inseparable match: those naif, febrile and scratchy little sketches, paired with Dahl's arch and antic tone, in which something fractious and faintly peevish always simmers beneath the sweetness.

Just as Russia reached out to Syria over the past several years to demonstrate its continuing ability to stir the always-simmering Middle East pot, Syria can on its own significantly influence the next trajectory in the politics of the Middle East.