Sentence examples for liquid quite from inspiring English sources

"The ground has a high clay content, so it turns into a very sticky liquid quite quickly, which also dries very quickly with a bit of sun and wind," said Jason Holmes, a spokesman for the festival.

Reduce the cooking liquid until quite thick, then stir in the mustard and season to taste.

Amaretto crème brulée, studded with pistachios, was slightly liquid but quite pleasant.

Boil over medium-high heat for about 10 minutes without stirring, until the liquid is quite syrupy and reduced to about 1/2 cup.

Simplicity of design, implementation with ease, minimal maintenance, reliability as well as high efficiency make such liquid dampers quite attractive for real-life applications.

The smell of the liquid is quite disturbing, especially when straining the solids.

After all, applesauce is not quite liquid or solid, so you can't easily substitute it for a liquid ingredient like milk, or a solid ingredient like dried fruit or chocolate chips.

The early liquid fuels were quite dangerous, difficult to store, and time-consuming to load.

Nevertheless, the idea that HIV might be stopped by a liquid condom is quite an appealing one.

Once a sorbet base is mixed -- it is usually quite liquid -- it should be tasted and adjusted much like a soup would be.

I asked, "Can we say the apparently clear boundary between solid and liquid is not quite as clear when we look closely at what's going on?" I was remembering "Hamlet": "O! that this too too solid flesh would melt".