Sentence examples for better pour from inspiring English sources

Better pour spouts make pouring smoother and therefore easier.

Farewell to Alms, this book, by a guy named Gregory Clarke, is a book which says capitalism: more and better; pour it on.

While epoxidized ricinoleic acid 2 had a pour point of 9.10°C and a cloud point of 12.31°C, all of the synthesized esters 3 5 had much better pour points.

January 2015 Bitcoin slips to $200 during a period of merciful boredom, during which serious people, genuinely interested in using its remarkable decentralized/permissionless technology to change the world for the better, pour an enormous amount of time, money and resources into initiatives to do just that.

A bottle of rich, sweet, raisiny PX Pedro Ximénez sherry (£7.49 a half-bottle in larger stores; 17% abv) would be an interesting alternative to port with the stilton and dried fruits, but even better poured over vanilla ice-cream as an emergency dessert.

Better to pour another drink instead.

That is why with tight labour, rising energy costs and abundant money, it would be better to pour on more boiling water.

That shoe designer, Manolo Blahnik, Ms. Cox reports, opts for celibacy, the better to "pour all his creative juices into his work".

(If you roast or shallow-fry them, then cook them in the sauce as in the classic recipe, they'll disintegrate, which is why it's better to pour the sauce over).

It is better to pour yourself a last cup of hot tea, rip open the plastic wrapper, snap that brittle cookie in two and contemplate your fortune: you will be returning to this Chinese restaurant.

Not only is the law an ass, it is cloth-eared, too, even if no judge probably ever asked, "Who are The Beatles?" Nevertheless, Noel and Liam ought to carry on their name-calling via Twitter and press conferences, or, better still, pour their bile into a hard-hitting lyric.