Sentence examples for boiling it up from inspiring English sources

The process involves crunching up the wood and boiling it up at high temperatures and pressures with a chemical cocktail that depolymerises (breaks down) the lignin and frees up the cellulose fibres.

Perfumery might seem like the most flimsy of sciences, and you do not, indeed, need a chemistry degree to mix a decent scent, but bottling a smell is much more complicated than deciding you like the smell of this or that flower or herb, boiling it up and dabbing a spot on your wrist.

Lhakpa explained to me how the farmers boil it up and feed it to the pigs.

"Boil it up with suet," said the writer, "to keep the meat as white as possible".

I take my turn at pushing the yellow, translucent dough through the chitarra, before Fern and Vincenza boil it up for lunch and serve it with the passata.

If you want to keep it for longer, boil it up again for 5-6 minuteveryery couple of days; allow it to get cold and refrigerate again.

"We purchased regular rope from the local hardware store and boiled it up on our stove with a package of Rit black dye," Ms. Locher said.

Food was the strongest leitmotif, as he remembered his mother stripping wallpaper from the ruins of German houses (she boiled it up, for the nutrients in the glue) or showed us his own stash of emergency rations hidden under the floorboards in California.

My grandma boiled it up to get the sand out.

In the camp, we had chicken twice a year, Christmas and Easter, and there was one little piece and we had 10 people, so we chopped it up and boiled it up in water and ate the soup.

I got red flower medicine from Singapore, and boiled it up, and put it on my daughter's temples and chest until she was trembling, saying, 'No more, no more.'" Another time, someone tried to take her picture.