Sentence examples for become too stiff from inspiring English sources

Add milk if they become too stiff.

Once grits thicken, lower heat and stir frequently, adding water if grits become too stiff.

The track executive is hoping modifications to the fences will end the criticism from jockeys that the obstaceles had become too stiff.

Don't cook them too fast or they will become too stiff.

The physical therapist can show you exercises to help keep your muscles and joints strong and loose, so you don't become too stiff.

Add remaining flour bit at a time; when mixture becomes too stiff to stir with a spoon, begin kneading, adding as little remaining flour as possible, just enough to keep dough from being sticky mess.

When asked by Style.com about the reasoning behind the partnership with the "SNL" superstar, Wang explained, "Sometimes when fashion becomes too stiff, it's great to have someone such as Mango come through and inject a new burst of energy.

First of all, the mechanical measurements at temperatures below 250 K were not possible in the case of cross-linked materials, because of loss of contact between the sample and the rheometer plates (the sample became too stiff).

(Add more water if the dough becomes too stiff).

If it becomes too stiff, add water to it.

If the mix becomes too stiff, pour in more water then add more cement.