Sentence examples for difficult to pour from inspiring English sources

Disadvantage: you need a deep pan and you may find it more difficult to pour out the finished stock.

Daringly, I give this a try, and find he's right, although it's difficult to pour out in such quantities, and fiddly to measure them.

It is impossibly difficult to pour so much love and worry into a person incapable of reciprocating, and we know this.

Use a small rocks glass if it is difficult to pour into a shot glass.

If not poured quickly, the mixture will begin to set in the pot and make it difficult to pour.

When I began my book tour earlier this year, I had almost forgotten how difficult it was to pour over accounts of the 1909 Adana Massacres, and expect to not be affected in a very emotional way by the tragic and brutal accounts of humans being burned alive.

How difficult can it be to pour a drink, right?

It's difficult to envy the pour souls who had the unfortunate position of educating the type of disorderly rapscallions like myself at a young age.

The stakes are high as growing hostilities only threaten to pour more fuel on a fire that is becoming more difficult to control.

They are paid to pour designer drinks, a far cry from conducting sensitive and difficult conversations.

But county school officials say there isn't enough money to keep up with the thousands of students expected to pour into the system over the next decade, and they are having to make difficult choices.