Sentence examples for boiled from inspiring English sources

Related: Boom and dust: uncertain future for the mining town run by Rio Tinto "There were so many emotions and mostly it boiled down to feeling stressed, and the obvious place to come was the practice," Chalmers tells Guardian Australia.

The plot can be boiled down to one sentence: "Unhappy woman has bad time in space but survives against the odds".

Much of Wigan's plight can be boiled down to problems in attack rather than defence.

For many others, it was only ever a matter of time before tensions boiled over in a country that spent the post-Soviet era zigzagging between east and west.

Tensions boiled over in 2007 when local Russians rioted over a government decision to relocate a second world war memorial in central Tallinn, the capital.

Despite Sarah Boyack being on the ballot the campaign has boiled down to a straight left-right battle between Findlay and Murphy.

A few months later, while drinking wine with friends in the same boat as us, we decided that we'd just fix it all, do it right and figure out what would really help families like ours feel like they weren't being boiled alive.

Cool Hand Luke Synonymous with the bilious but protein diet-friendly scene where its antihero eats 50 hard-boiled eggs to win a bet, Cool Hand Luke stars Paul Newman as a war veteran refusing to buckle to authority in a rural Florida chain-gang prison.

For breakfast, he had hard-boiled eggs, rolls and coffee, or hominy porridge with salt, pepper and butter, or sugar.

And then there's MarmadukeScarlet and her savoury rice porridge – topped with a soft-boiled egg, leftover roast chicken, chopped spring onion or chives as I had it, as well as crispy fried shallot, (all eminently packable), it's a delight at room temperature.

Powell and Michael Foot, for years the two best speakers in the Commons, were poles apart politically but alike in their power to exert a mesmeric effect over even a hard-boiled Commons audience.