Sentence examples for hot sludge from inspiring English sources

Let me take your bags, Sir. Oh, and by the way, would you like to sit in this pit of hot sludge?

Salt dissolves in the hot sludge, turning it to brine, and the brine gets trapped in pockets that then act like wetlands, absorbing organic matter and toxic metals, including beryllium, which is then incorporated into growing crystals of aluminum silicate.

Ice cream chain Baskin-Robbins also ran an 8-week promotion of the film, selling products such as Shrek's Hot Sludge Sundae, a combination of Oreo Cookies 'n Cream ice cream, hot fudge, crushed chocolate cookies, whipped cream and squiggly gummy worms, and Shrek Freeze Frame Cake, featuring an image of Shrek and Donkey framed by sunflowers.

Among the 22 isolates obtained from various sources including hot springs, POME sludge, spoiled foods and used cooking oil, only bacteria strains SA (isolated from hotsprings), PW3 (isolated from POME sludge) and PW2 (isolated from POME sludge) showed the highest zone formation.

Samples of 1 mL were taken from palm oil mill effluent (POME) sludge, hot springs and used cooking oil, whereas 1 g of sample was taken from contaminated food and mixed with 9 mL sterile distilled water.

Then I'd swoop by at super-speed with hot melted lead sludge, and wrap it around the Kryptonite to encase it so I can grab it and fly off with it.

By June the JSMCWM Disaster Management and Reconstruction Task Team was finalizing a strategy for identifying toxic tsunami sludge hot spots, according to Misuzu Asari, an associate professor at Kyoto University's Environmental Preservation Research Center and a member of the task team's sediment group.

Flat bottomed mugs will collect the chocolate mix and prevent it from mixing in with the water, leaving you a watery cup of hot cocoa with sludge at the bottom.

Fry-drying sludge in hot oil is fast and effective, while steam compressed to several bar enables the recovery of the latent heat of the steam evaporated from the sludge.

The back-propagation (BP) and generalized regression neural network models (GRNN) were investigated to predict the thin layer drying behavior in municipal sewage sludge during hot air forced convection.

Free-living bacteria accounted for 26% and only a minor part of the bacteria were in the sludge in the hot water tank (2%).