Sentence examples for drops of hot from inspiring English sources

The spikes are affixed with a few drops of hot wax, then taped.

If the paste sticks to the base of the pan then add few drops of hot water.

A ThermoJet office printer, working from a digital blueprint, squirts out precise drops of hot plastic to make the proper shape.

Zeon, in the Eastern Orthodox church, a part of the Eucharistic liturgy in which the deacon pours a few drops of hot water (known as the zeon, or "living water") into the chalice.

During the time they sat together in Manhattan, St. Maarten and most recently in Sharon, Conn., Mr. Johns mentored his apprentice, teaching him how to construct a work of art, how to trace and reuse his drawings, and the technique of painting with thick drops of hot wax, known as encaustic.

He developed his technique through trial and error: dripping, which he used to create the heart and some small statues; layering, or adding puddles on top of puddles; streaking, which lets him fling drops of hot wax about, and circling and staining, which create overlapping bursts of color, like a kaleidoscope before the pattern settles.

If the glaze is a little thick, you can add a drop of hot water.

"Drink a drop of hot tea, 'twill help you," the brother said.

The Texas Roadhouse restaurant donated many meals, while friends in the community repeatedly dropped of hot chocolate, coffee and donuts.

After the writing assignment, the young men were asked to rate the taste of a drink, a cup of water with a drop of hot sauce in it.

The channel diameter and the operating Reynolds number play significant roles in the overall heat transfer and pressure drop of hot and cold channels of S-CO2.