Sentence examples for making a soft from inspiring English sources

This is different from a musician going into a studio with the direct purpose of making a soft record.

His Ferrara oven was imported from Naples, as is his finely milled, double-zero flour, which aids in making a soft, silky dough.

Along the wall beside him hung a row of small white sacks, quivering and thrashing in the gloom, making a soft, eerie sound against the wood panelling.

The consensus is that the economy is making a soft landing that will leave the annual growth rate around 2.5percentt for a while.

A century before the Great Smog, Charles Dickens wrote in "Bleak House" of "smoke lowering down from chimney-pots, making a soft black drizzle, with flakes of soot in it as big as full-grown snow-flakes".

He stood with his right foot in front of his left, launching each shot fluidly and with precise spin, the net making a soft plopping sound when the ball landed just right.

In 2004, Vice President Dick Cheney was criticized for making a softer version of a similar argument against John Kerry, the Democratic nominee challenging President George W. Bush.

It's just making a softer sell to convince Washington to trust Comcast to protect the rights of Internet users.

"It has been made a soft target.

Mix quickly and lightly to make a soft dough.

Using a rounded knife or your hands, mix together to make a soft dough.