Sentence examples for has moistened from inspiring English sources

Add the melted butter to the bowl and toss with a fork until the butter has moistened the crumb mixture.

Add the water and use a small knife to cut the liquid into the mixture until all of the flour has moistened.

Thus, the farmer usually attempts tillage of such soils only after a slow rain has moistened the clods and made them friable.

Add the water and "cut it in" using a small knife – or pulse in a food processor – until the flour has moistened and begins to come together in clumps.

Those ties are strengthened by the Derby's most recognizable traditions and icons, including roses, hats, mint juleps, and, most significantly, its evocative anthem, "My Old Kentucky Home," which has moistened the eyes of Derby crowds since the 1920s.

With the teams  assembling pre kick-off we witnessed acts of communion not normally  paraded on Friday nights until the amber nectar has moistened the  midnight hour, young men  embracing in plain sight and urging each other on.

Once you've moistened the loaf, stick it in the oven for a few minutes and watch it magically turn chewy and delicious once more.

She just set her glass down on the counter, patted her lips where the wine had moistened them, and said, "I want a baby".

I seem to remember that in Norway alcohol is poured over the split sponge, but here I've moistened the cake with a strawberry purée.

I had once tried to study the menu in its lit case near the entrance, and as I stared at the words the sting of my own exile had moistened my eyes.

Keats's planet "swims" also because tears have moistened the astronomer's eyes, just as Coleridge, in "Frost at Midnight," recalls his misery at school, "mine eye / Fixed with mock study on my swimming book" when homesickness made him weep.