Sentence examples for clear stick from inspiring English sources

Roast for about 70 minutes, basting every 15 minutes or so, until the skin is golden-brown and crisp, and the juices run clear (stick the tip of a sharp knife into the thickest part of the thigh to check; if the juices are still a little pink, just give the bird five to 10 minutes more cooking).

Salomon Smith Barney's advice on the subject is clear: Stick with the big guns in the tech sector.

For investors the course is fairly clear: Stick with Treasurys and don't expect the temptingly wide spreads vis vis junk to narrow much more.

Be clear, stick to what you know, do what is satisfying to you -- the work will guide you.

For Ryan and other GOP leaders, however, the political calculation is clear: Stick with Trump or else risk alienating his supporters and potentially losing the House along with the Senate.

If you need to keep the bead holes clear, stick a toothpick into the bead to help you avoid wrapping over the holes; when the toothpick is in the hole, it's easy to roll the fabric around the hole.

The evidence is clear: sticking to business as usual will lead to temperature rises of three to five degrees above pre-industrial levels.

Sometimes, when said child is really unwell, you will be required to gather their dung and dig around in it with little clear sticks, scooping big hunks out and into vials containing clear chemical solutions.

"It is a clear sticking point," said Jeffrey Rathke, a former State Department official who is a senior fellow at CSIS. "Anything that damages the [transatlantic] trading relationship has the potential to spiral out of control". Even Macron, for all his affinity for Trump, has few concrete accomplishments to cite from the relationship.

For standard room clearing stick with smoke.

Even if the snow blower machine is off, use a proper clearing stick or broom handle to clear clogged snow.