Sentence examples for as it dissolves from inspiring English sources

MELT a nugget of butter and pull it off the flame as soon as it dissolves into a foamy pool.

The team set out last month with an arsenal of top-of-the-line technology: ground-penetrating radar, which can detect metallic objects close to the surface; advanced ice-melting equipment, which can pinpoint buried objects as it dissolves the ice around them; and a camera that can take pictures from inside deep hollows of ice.

Many gold-bearing ores and concentrates are not readily amenable to cyanidation, owing to the presence of substances that consume the cyanide reagent before it can dissolve the gold, preferentially adsorb the gold as it dissolves (a phenomenon called preg-robbing), or completely surround the gold particles in such a way as to prevent access by the cyanide leach solution.

For Smilla, taking the ice in, feeling it in her mouth, and learning all she can from it as it dissolves is a common pastime, and one that will prove useful in her search for an artifact that some people consider worthy of murder.

This reclamation brings a tremendous surge of power as it dissolves our defenses and reunites with our consciousness.

This week, Dixie released another low-dose product, a mint that releases THC directly into the bloodstream as it dissolves in the mouth.

But even as it dissolved, Ray's art remained true to its own inner logic, devoured by the forces he depicted so vividly and knew too well.

The first wave of Russian immigrants came in the early 1980's after the Soviet Union began easing Jewish immigration, the second in 1989 as it dissolved.

Although being an electrolyte, EDTA did not mobilize AgNPs, as the case with SDBS or NAC, as it dissolved the iron oxides which in turn prevented EDTA adsorption on sand.

Use of a bubbler helps along dissolution of the molasses food as well; it dissolves and diffuses more rapidly.

Like most Bennisms, it is telling until you come to examine it, at which point it dissolves as rapidly as a teaspoon of sugar tipped into one of Wedgie's famous pint mugs of tea.