The proteins in eggs begin to set at a relatively low temperature, about 150 degrees (that's roughly correct — the whites and yolks set at different temperatures).
As the clock ticked on, the Russian play was becoming less fluent as frustration began to set in at their failure to score despite almost total domination.
Winter began to set in at this point, and even though combat operations all but ceased during this time, the battalion endured considerable hardships amid snow and rain, in a sector that has been described as "the worst ... of the sodden front".
The troops began disembarking at Alexandria on 6 December 1914, and were entrained for Cairo where they began to set up camp at Mena.
As the sun began to set, the night market at the intersection of Nguyen Trai and Phung Hung streets was getting going, and although those roast ducks were enticing, I wanted a Durassian meal.
On Tuesday, November 27, 1979, as the sun began to set, many thousands of people gathered at the intersection of Castro and Market Streets to begin the long walk to city hall.
As desperation has begun to set in at certain clubs, five more have been added since then (two at Fulham alone), but for the first time in recent weeks it seems that the stereotype might perhaps have run its course.
The vendors, whose permits allow them to roam to different spots, usually begin to set up at 9 or 10 in the morning and work until sunset.
Before the test begins, ask them to walk you through the process before they begin to set your mind at ease.
Yet, the emergence of Mr. Obama as a serious rival — and with his own "first" at stake — has begun to set friend against friend and, at times, has brought a decidedly hard edge to the usual summer banter.
