Sentence examples for it dissolved on from inspiring English sources

Sliced translucently thin, it dissolved on the palate, deep in salt, fat and flavour.

A military directorate was then established; it dissolved on June 15, after naming Lieut.

She was kept on through the Third Sjahrir Cabinet, but when it dissolved on 26 June 1947, Santoso refused another term as social minister.

The velvety vanilla crème brûlée has a crust so wispy it dissolves on your tongue.

Let it dissolve on your tongue, and it will reveal a spectrum of sweet aromatics: nutty, toffee-ish, floral, woody.

You just let it dissolve on your tongue and wait it out a few seconds and then you can swallow it".

The grits are creamier and the egg is softer, just barely set, so it dissolves on your tongue like warm jelly.

The constitutional challenge to the law's requirement for people to buy health insurance — specifically, the argument that the mandate exceeds Congress's power under the Commerce Clause — is rhetorically powerful but analytically so weak that it dissolves on close inspection.

Do this till it dissolves on to the skin.

The turnpike operated for only five years before it was dissolved on March 30 , 1838 at which time maintenance of the highway was transferred to the towns it ran within.

But he noticed that it dissolved quickly on the tongue.