Sentence examples for bind with a little from inspiring English sources

Crumble the cheese and bind with a little yoghurt.

Just the shredded vegetables bound with a little egg and flour and fried in good olive oil.

(The crab could have appeared the night before in an omelette or, bound with a little white sauce in a turnover).

The rice should be bound lightly together with a little of the liquid.

You'll bound off the surface with a little hop and, like a judo master, cancel any excess momentum that would have otherwise kept you careening around wildly.

Hence with each song a customer buys, he binds himself a little more tightly to the iPod.

Next, I went raw, tossing diced rhubarb with a little cornstarch to bind and thicken any excess juices.

Here, it binds things together a little (with help from the tapioca) and it tastes great.

To avoid ending up with charred grains of mince, you need to get the protein in the meat to bind a little.

Ruben: Fear bound us a little stronger.

If you don't really want it, you're bound to regret it later because your friend will become much more persistent with a little encouragement.