Sentence examples for heat quite from inspiring English sources

Heat a grill with the rack very close to the flame and the heat quite hot.

Heat the frying pan over a medium heat, then turn down the heat quite low.

"However, large-bodied animals typically can retain heat quite easily, and actually have more of a potential problem with overheating," Dr. Sullivan said.

Keep the heat quite brisk and stir them regularly - not only will this keep the flavour pure, but it will concentrate it, too.

Unlike charcoal grills, which take up to 30 minutes or more to heat up, wood pellet grills can give off an even heat quite quickly.

But a new study by the Laboratoire de Météorologie Dynamique at the Institute Pierre Simon Laplace found that because of the local star's red light that penetrates deep into the heavy carbon atmosphere, the planet regulates heat quite well.

Strain jam into saucepan, and heat until quite warm.

Heat until quite hot before pouring in your tortilla mix.

Encouragingly, on average, climate models are nailing the increase in ocean heat content quite accurately.

I haven't really felt that great, and I haven't been in the heat for quite some time.

The results obtained in this investigation are in good agreement with those computed from full simulations, and shed light on understanding and controlling flow characteristics in a finned heat exchanger, quite beneficial to its design.