Sentence examples for heat somewhat from inspiring English sources

Wait until the Velveeta has melted lower the heat somewhat and add in the (Rotel) tomatoes.

If your piece of meat is thick, you may need to turn down the heat somewhat once the outside is browned so the outside doesn't dry out and burn before the heat, which can't conduct through the moist parts at above the boiling point, adequately permeates the inside.

Mr. Buford entwines the tale of his culinary education around the imposing figure of Mr. Batali, which makes "Heat" a somewhat awkward hybrid.

With charcoal, let the heat burn somewhat past its maximum intensity before beginning to cook, and cover the grill part of the time.

Traffic, lack of street lights, and bad weather/heat are other environmental barriers prominent in this study previously identified for children and other underserved communities.[ 62, 76, 80, 82, 83] Although heat is somewhat unavoidable during most of the year in south Texas, future education and programming should address risks associated with heat.

One character describes the heated, although somewhat confusing, action: "They are having extweme thexual weleathe".

In a final heated and somewhat ugly exchange over the phone, Botsford suggested to the caller in no uncertain terms that the company just go around the property.

That will get the McKesson employee a monthly check of $472 to help pay the heating bill, somewhat less than the $819,000 monthly check Hammergren will get from his pure gold nest egg.

It has an electrically heated tip, somewhat like a ball point pen, that cuts through the heavier plastic faster and with less effort than a knife.

The measured self-heating effect on drain current is minimal, due to improved heat dissipation and somewhat lower current levels in the measured device.

In a century, however, the wastes will have lost most of their ability to generate heat, making disposal somewhat easier.