The phrase 'churn by' is not correct or usable in written English.
You could use the phrase 'churned by' in a sentence though. For example, "The ice cream was churned by hand."
A bronze butter churn by Robert Gober is covered in barnacles, as if it had been submerged in a wreck.
Next up: blues tent, and a terrific, wailing churn by the Louisiana guitarist Kenny Wayne Shepherd and his band.
They churn by motorboat across choppy Galway Bay to the picturesque tower where he lives with his invalid father.
Even on the climbs, there is no way to know what is happening in the race by standing still along the way as the riders churn by.
On Sept. 9 Charlton Hall Auctions in West Columbia, S.C., will offer an 1858 stoneware churn by Drake (estimated at $100,000 to $175,000) that just turned up in a private collection.
Our conclusion is that gross churn, by far, is the most impactful metric.
Even the vanilla ice cream was churned by hand.' His sweet tooth endures to this day.
Milk cows were often brought on the journey, providing fresh milk; butter could be churned by the constant jolting of the wagon.
All of that data will be churned by computer algorithms to find the optimal performance for the conditions of the moment.
The earth has been heavily churned by horses and out on the raised land ahead we're observed closely by one in a winter jacket.
With beatific faces, they hover against a lush blue space that is partly illuminated by submarine lights and gently churned by bubble-making machines.
