Sentence examples for evaporated away from inspiring English sources

A solvent is considered inert in a dissolution if it can be quantitatively distilled or evaporated away from the solute.

These pictures show that something, probably water, flowed down those gullies recently and then presumably evaporated away, leaving what seem to be mineral deposits behind.

After starving to death, its insides had "evaporated" away, leaving the corpse petrified "like an Egyptian mummy", with its big horns and hooves intact.

Most of the models for the formation of Mercury predict that these elements should have evaporated away during the planet's formation.

But then, through the interminable Julia Stiles years, and Colin Hanks's bodged twist, and Deb falling in love with Dexter, then finding out the truth about him, then becoming a murderer herself, then turning into a coke-addled sex fiend for about three seconds, then suddenly just carrying on like none of that had even happened, that potential slowly evaporated away to nothing.

As shown in Fig. 2a, approximately 1 g/L methanol evaporated away during the cultivation.

It just evaporates away.

First you boil a syrup of sugar, water and other ingredients to evaporate away some of the water and concentrate the sugar.

But then her conversations with Rae offer her another means of escaping her tragedy: "His words were in her mind now, floating, not evaporating away.

Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards led Chic, the 1970's band whose disco songs had meaning that didn't evaporate away from the dance floor.

THE Dead Sea, famous for its therapeutic minerals and for the way people float in it like corks, is evaporating away, its surface level dropping by nearly one metre a year.