Sentence examples for getting too stiff from inspiring English sources
The vinegar will keep your clothes from getting too stiff while they air dry.[6].
To keep the hide from getting too stiff, it's necessary to soften it by working it and pulling at the edges.
Unless they are eaten warm, they can get too stiff, said Getúlio Santos, the president of Brazilian Specialty Foods, which also sells Ki Delicia brand frozen pão de queijos.
I've been doing fewer weights as I don't want to get too stiff, because it's not the best thing going into this so I've just been doing a lot of body weight stuff.
If you can, stay in bed, getting up every once in a while to stretch your muscles so you don't get too stiff.
As Di Canio battles on as Sunderland's new manager despite the furore over his Mussolini tattoo and notorious fascist salute to fans when he played for the Rome team Lazio, Predappio is a good place to start understanding what fascism means to Italy today, and why not all Italians are getting too riled by a stiff-arm saluting footballer.
Intensely protective, she also gives a pretty good stiff arm to photographers who try to get too close -- not to her, but to her husband.
Just when you think he's a little too stiff, he gets his chance to strut his musical stuff.
Try to get fabric that is not too stiff, as this will help when draping up front.
Dancing soon became his passion, and though his mother initially dismissed his dancing as "too stiff," he practiced incessantly and kept getting better.
