Sentence examples for come out evenly from inspiring English sources

Some totals may not come out evenly because of rounding.

But in one of a number of (sometimes tiresome) plays on words, Morrison's title also refers to the printing trade's technical meaning of "justification," setting columns of type so that the lines come out evenly at the margins.

To get it to come out evenly, you may have to go a little above or a little below 7.25 inches (18.4 cm).

The Omnidirectional setting is kind of interesting for music — everything comes out evenly from all the speakers.

You'll need one of these metal decorating tips or nozzles so the frosting comes out evenly.

As you practice your lines and your alphabet, check that the ink is coming out evenly with each stroke.

Parts swell evenly and come out lighter, stiffer and more consistent.

On Monday, when I examined a set of 15 "intangible" factors that I sometimes use to break ties and get a feel for a close election, I found that they came out about evenly.

I also found that walnuts pulsed with the regular metal knife blade on the slower dough setting came out more evenly chopped than they did on the regular, faster speed; another bonus for a baker.

In Paonia, where political lines are more evenly split, residents have come out overwhelmingly against the idea of drilling, saying it threatens a new economy rooted in tourism, wineries and organic peaches.

Try to combine them evenly, otherwise it may come out too gloppy.