Sentence examples for gently too much from inspiring English sources

When pushing the tent down in stage 5 do it gently, too much force could potentially damage the tent.

Fold the rhubarb into the shallot and fennel, then pour in the sherry, cover with a lid and simmer gently, and without too much stirring, for about 10 minutes.

They don't want him to hurt himself and watch carefully so he falls gently and avoids too much danger.

To prevent breakage, the line should be removed gently without exerting too much force.

If it thickens too much, gently warm in a microwave or bowl of boiling water for five or so seconds.

Before I leave, McQueen says gently: "Maybe don't give too much away".

Then, without handling them too much, I gently dipped them in flour, egg and bread crumbs.

Mascara.Once again you have to make it look natural, so use very little and use either black or clear- colour makes it look less natural.If you have long lashes apply gently- not making them look too much longer.If you have short lashes start from the roots and brush right up to the tips.If you have straight lashes, use an eyelash curler before using your mascara.

Break up and scramble gently with a wooden spoon – not too much, mind.

Even as he gently chides Georgians for trusting him too much, he now asks them to extend their trust to his decision to quit.By any standard, Mr Ivanishvili's short political career has been remarkable.

Branagh is relaxed about tweaking the Bard to make him more legible to today's audiences ("If that is part of keeping something alive that would otherwise be enslaved … that's an important thing") and gently chides those who give away too much in reviews ("I'm pro-mystery").