Sentence examples for lumpy I from inspiring English sources

Check that gelatin is not lumpy i.e. completely dissolved.

The first letter is from 1967, when a 12-year-old Louise was starting at boarding school: "My dearest Lumpy, I hope you are settling down well and have not been moistening your pillow with hot tears.

I also use it for slicing potatoes for dauphinoise; and if I've made a lumpy sauce, I just pop it in the Magimix to get rid of the lumps".

"I did feel a little lumpy when I first met my daughter, yeah".

Before I left she kept saying to me, "If you get any lumps just massage them out". It all felt really lumpy but I didn't really panic too much.

The contents of the bag are lumpy, so I'm guessing they're decent.

I can vouch that the four-wheel systems kicked in seamlessly in the worst loose-and-lumpy hillsides I could find.

She's not going, "Oh, I'm looking fine in this light or I'm looking lumpy," you know what I mean?

To which I replied, "Oh, I guess I'll just have to step up my squat game or walk around with lumpy thighs because I will never buy another bottle of Nivea again!" Sigh.

Is your concert worth the ticket price, or the bad parking situation, or the lumpy, uncomfortable chair I'm sitting in?

At the Astrodome in 1968, my friend Ed Charles insisted I accompany him to third base during batting practice to watch the weird hops off the lumpy carpet so I would know what fielders went through.