Sentence examples for heat fairly from inspiring English sources

I keep the heat fairly low when cooking the salmon, so the crust doesn't overcook.

Keep the heat fairly low, so that the liquid does not boil away quickly.

Keep the heat fairly low, basting the vegetables regularly with the pan juices.

Keeping the heat fairly high throughout cooking requires watchfulness, but it also means that the chicken will gain a gorgeous patina as you turn it while reducing the Madeira.

Why the Trump administration is taking heat: Fairly or not, wavering on lifting the Jones Act bolsters criticism that Trump cares a lot less about Puerto Rico than he does about U.S. citizens on the mainland.

For the Intel Core i5-9600K overclock, I managed 5.1GHz, and as I've found with a lot of Intel's recent CPUs, you generally hit a limit with heat fairly quickly above this.

The neem oil was heated fairly strongly at 80°C for 30 min using Gallenkamp magnetic stirrer thermostat hotplate (Weiss Technik, England).

The cargo area is gaping, despite that tapered rear end, and rear-seat amenities such as a USB outlet and supremely comfy, "Nasa-inspired" Zero Gravity seats (reclining and optionally heated) fairly beg for a theme-park road trip with the brood.

At 113 degrees Fahrenheit (45 degrees Celsius), sake is referred to as jo-kan, or "heated fairly warm".

Heat in fairly short (e.g., no more than one and a half minute) intervals, stirring regularly until the water is steaming.

Though associated in many minds with northern New England winters, dependence on wood heat is spread fairly evenly around the country, and is even somewhat heavier in the South and Pacific regions, where less heat is needed over all and a bit of wood will often suffice, than in the East.