Sentence examples for evenly too from inspiring English sources

Hamilton, meanwhile, reckons mayonnaise is "the greatest cooking medium of all time for a grilled cheese sandwich" on the basis that it doesn't burn as quickly as butter, it doesn't stick to the pan, and "it browns and crisps more evenly, too".

Better than squeezing and more evenly too.

Try to cut every potato evenly so each one cooks evenly, too.

The solder joint should coat the surface of the component evenly, not too much such that it forms a glob, nor too little such that it does not completely coat the surface.

Our magazine content is, I hope, pretty evenly balanced too.

That experience is evenly distributed too – 628 caps in the forwards, and 608 in the backs.

Place it between sheets of plastic and pound it flat and evenly, not too hard.

Two older fighters would still tend to be evenly matched, too: what you don't see is an old fighter trying to make a comeback and taking on younger boxers.

Wall Street stands evenly divided, too.

Make the pieces are evenly sized, neither too big nor too small.

Make sure the fabric is evenly stretched, neither too tight nor too loose.