Sentence examples for coating pills from inspiring English sources
Cox's speciality was coating pills with a layer of sugar-based material to hide their taste, for which he received a patent in 1854.
It ensures that shampoo has the right consistency, and is used to coat pills to keep them fresh.
Beginning in medieval times, people would coat their pills with slimy plant substances and other materials so they'd go down more easily or taste less bitter.
"Squash sugar-coats the pill," says Miss Blanche Genet, directress of the salon and no mean player herself.
The formal pretext for the dance is complex, but Mr. Taylor coats the pill.
President Hoover, we see, endeavours to coat the pill by suggesting that the "flexible" provisions will be used to mitigate the effects of the tariff, where it may be found to be irksome.
Female pharmacist in lab coat holding pill bottle talking to a young African American man about nutritional supplements.
You "sugar coat" the pill of Schnittke's music (widely deemed box office poison) by surrounding it with something comfortable and familiar -- like Brahms, Beethoven or Tchaikovsky.
And so, knowing no one wants to sit through two hours of desperate lives shattering, I decided to coat the pill with a fair amount of sugar.
In fact, phthalates – there are around 25 of them – proliferate in daily life to such an extent that they are present even in the enteric coating of some pills.
