Sentence examples for it into very from inspiring English sources
Mr. Gilula said its current array of about 2,300 theaters took it into "very small towns," and probably gave it its peak expansion.
Peel a thumb-sized piece of ginger and cut it into very small cubes.
"There is no safe way to discard fishing line except to cut it into very small pieces.
It "seems to fit it into very many kinds of interior," he said, "from commercial to domestic, cutting edge to conservative, high-end to economical".
His pioneering use of polyester fibre enabled him to manipulate clay in unexpected ways, folding and bending it into very different structures.
Slice it into very fine discs – around 1mm thick. 2 Place the ginger slices in the small saucepan and cover with water.
"But she made it into a very, very comfortable house".
A classic ragout is made with meat that has been minced but I also like it cut into very small dice, giving the sauce more body.
$140 billion this year, about half of it goes into very basic science research.
"Roy really resisted doing the song, but he made it into something very special," Ms. Cain said.
"It's a subject that doesn't make it into books very much.
