Sentence examples for crust turns from inspiring English sources

Baskis's thermal depolymerization (TDP) mimics the way magma in the earth's crust turns fossils into fuels, but it does so in a matter of hours instead of millennia.

Fry for about a minute, turning once, so the crust turns golden brown and crisp, and the middle is hot but soft.

Otafuku's cooks also make fresh takiyoki, puffs of eggy batter studded with octopus and scallion, turning them constantly with a toothpick as the crust turns a rich golden brown.

As little as 30kms (19 miles) below the surface – the distance between the centre of London and Heathrow Airport – the continental crust turns into the Earth's mantle, a layer some 2,900km 1,8000 miles) thick that surrounds the Earth's molten outer core.

I began well, but my basket-weave crust turned out more like postmodern openwork plaid.

Most pastry recipes advise strongly against "overworking" the dough, lest the crust turn tough.

It's painful to watch a crisp crust turn into cardboard.

Tendrils of wild asparagus, carpaccio of beef, the omnipresent truffle and a curious baked dessert whose thin crust turned out to be filled entirely, gloriously, by liquid chocolate.

Both require high heat, smoking pans, screaming smoke alarms and the overwhelming urge to surrender: Lower the flame, skip the crust, turn a blind eye to a rubbery middle.

As it heats up, the ice and dust in the Pan-Starrs' outer crust turn to gas, making it bright in the night sky.

Turn the salmon once the almond crust has turned a deep, golden brown.