Sentence examples for hard salt from inspiring English sources

I heard the silky glide of toolbox drawers, the tink of wrenches dropped on the hard salt.

Crack open the salt crust by knocking in a large carving knife with a rolling pin and remove the hard salt pieces, taking care to brush away any loose salt from the flesh of the fish.

His family had been potters around Stoke-on-Trent and Burslem for three generations, and his uncles had already made a fortune from their hard, salt-glazed stoneware.

Salt can leach into the boots and leave behind hard, white salt marks that can be difficult to remove.

Ms. DiGrazia is right on the mark when she describes Valleyites as hard working, salt of the earth types who treasure their church and their families and who hold in highest esteem the value of a post-secondary education.

But however the numbers turn out, anyone enrolled in the plan ought to be thinking hard about salting away some money, somewhere, for the eventual tax bill.

Water brought in by the aqueducts was not considered good because it was hard (containing salts of magnesium or calcium) and caused rheumatism.

This chef, though, doesn't buy the board-hard dried salt cod.

If sufficient alkali is present to combine with the fatty acids, the corresponding salts (known popularly as soaps) of these acids are formed, such as the sodium salts (hard soap) or the potassium salts (soft soaps).

He wants to "redistribute" wealth, taking more from you hard-working, salt-of-the-Earth Americans while I believe that, because "you built it," (or "daddy" built it) you should keep it (C'mon, that's your inheritance, not the government's!).

You have to search very hard for no salt soups and canned vegetables because even the low salt or low sodium processed food are loaded with salt.