Sentence examples for ladle being from inspiring English sources

Cook until the wine is absorbed; then add the stock ladle by ladle, being sure the liquid is absorbed before adding the next ladle, and stirring frequently.

The 13-inch ceramic ladle is $10.

Her victories, "Otis Steel: Dumping Slag From Ladle" and "Otis Steel: 200 Tons, Ladle," were in 1928.

The nozzle of this so-called pony ladle is sealed by an aluminum disk, the tank is evacuated, and the furnace ladle starts pouring steel into the pony ladle.

In the tank degasser (shown in B in the figure), the ladle is placed in an open-top vacuum tank, which is connected to vacuum pumps.

The side wall of a ladle is slightly cone-shaped, with the larger diameter on top for easy removal of a skull i.e., solidified steel and slag.

An open-topped cylindrical container made of heavy steel plates and lined with refractory, the ladle is used for holding and transporting liquid steel.

To avoid this, slag can be removed at slag-skimming stations, where the ladle is tilted forward and a rake scrapes the slag into a slag pot parked beneath the ladle.

So a mid-20th-century Italian hand-painted ironstone tureen with a matching ladle was not such a far-fetched choice for him after all; neither was a 19th-century Waterloo Potteries semiporcelain design.

The lining thickness and type of brick in one ladle are often different to counteract increased wear at certain locations for example, at the impact area of the tapping stream or at the slag line.

They can be crude at times, even brutal: Here, a metal soup ladle is used to scoop fluid from the bodies; a pair of hedge clippers, picked up at a hardware store, is employed to cut ribs.