Sentence examples for blending up from inspiring English sources
The next year she was blending up smoothies with substance, followed by a batch of dairy-free smoothies.
Now whenever I feel things getting out of whack, I make sure to start blending up these smoothies, which combine the rich flavor of asparagus; the filling bulk of vellum; the protein-filled one-two power punch of quinoa and bee-chest bones; plus vitamin-dense (and delish!) bone fragments from the reliquary of Saint Abban of Magheranoidhe, the high-fiber apostle of Wexford.
After blending up to 8% Pluronic, degradation by-products began accumulating immediately upon incubation in saline, whereas, degradation was delayed for up to 14 days with blending of up to 30% PLGA-LE.
What if you got a monthly rebate for stocking your smart fridge with healthy fruits and veggies, blending up a smoothie with the right daily vitamins in a smart cup or sharing stats from your workout to prove you're surpassing your recommended 10,000 steps?
Blending up a smoothie bowl with a banana and a scoop of berries, and then garnishing it with dried fruit can easily pack in two to three servings of fruit in a single meal.
Create a super-growth moss mixture by blending up moss into a liquid that can be spread onto objects and vertical items - such as walls, rocks, planters, and trees.
Corn ethanol is now commercially viable without the subsidy and is further supported by a Congressional mandate requiring refiners to blend up to 15 billion gallons a year.
Mr. Wood blends up to a dozen rare varieties of apples like Esopus Spitzenberg, Dabinett, Yarlington Mill, Kingston Black and Médaille d'Or.
"We want people to know they can have sustainable technology," Mr. Reynolds said, "and still make coffee, watch TV and even blend up some margaritas".
But making corn ethanol is now a commercially viable technology, and one that is further supported by a 2007 Congressional mandate that requires refiners to blend up to 15 billion gallons of corn ethanol every year.
I wonder what he'll blend up next.
