Sentence examples for it might melt from inspiring English sources

The plastic lid that comes with the unit may be unsuitable for its new role - it might melt, so throw it away.

It might melt altogether.

Let cool, then top with the goat cheese mix (if you spread it on the warm bread, it might melt).

Around her neck she wore a snapshot of him, and unconsciously rubbed it as if it might melt her anxiety.

Once tied up, it spends several hours in the refrigerator as the stuffing firms up — there's so much foie gras fat in it that it might melt in the kitchen's heat.

During his kidnapping, she showed none of this, especially not on television, although she was under pressure to weep a bit during the appeal for information on the basis that it might melt the kidnappers' hearts.

The dress was made of neoprene, and too much heat might melt it.

At least twenty-five fans blow air through the machine to keep it cool; otherwise something might melt.

Take sips of your beverage while it's hot, as the heat might melt your brain freeze.

If you get too close to the black hole, the rope might melt or snap – or, if it's made too massive to avoid that, it might collapse into itself.

Heating the lid of a dome-sealed jar with a flame might melt the sealant and allow it to come in contact with the contents of the jar.