Sentence examples similar to make a melting from inspiring English sources

Or do we discreetly dispose of the rocket, make a melted and scorched patch on the lawn, and greet the kids tomorrow morning with the news that we heard a roar in the night and looked out to see a column of fire ascending to the stars?

It should be noted that there has been one remarkable study which used the traditional species definition to determine the number of bacterial genomes in a soil sample by making a melting curve of DNA extracted directly from the environment [ 57], demonstrating the immensity of bacterial diversity.

To make a candle, melt colored wax and pour in.

Make a roux by melting the unsalted butter over low-medium heat in a large sauce pan or dutch oven on the stove top.

Make a roux by melting 1 oz.

"I'm going to make a big dumpling, a melted dumpling".

For Mr. Miele, the architects made a dreamy, melting landscape, above, whose Arctic palette makes the intricate clothing -- body-baring fashions blending primitive and high-tech materials and processes -- appear like a chimera.

Here's how to do it: Make a simple balm by melting together 2 tablespoons coconut oil and 1 tablespoon beeswax.

By Libin's telling, the team realized that the user experience was "clunky," and sought to make a simpler interface that "melts away" as you write.

Make a pumpkin cornbread then melt some chocolate to form a spider web design and add a plastic spider.

Paterson is going to take a small-ish meteorite (the irony kind not the stony kind), make a cast of it, melt it down, and then recast it as itself.