Sentence examples for melt it all from inspiring English sources

To melt it all with his mouth, to dissolve the primal aroma in his mouth.

Add the remaining ingredients and heat the mixture over a medium-low heat to melt it all together.

"There are more than five million cubic miles of ice on Earth, and some scientists say it would take more than 5,000 years to melt it all," the magazine said.

You can't just melt it all down.

"To be blunt: If we burn it all, we melt it all".

Take a big bar of Hersheys and melt it all into a big bowl.

Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss treated Arthur Conan Doyle's stories like a box of chocolates (it's actually known as the Forrest Gump method of adaptation in the business); they picked from here and there, then melted it all down and turned it into something else, something that was new and delicious, but also retained some of the flavours of the original.

If you're not thrilled about eating chocolate that has already bloomed, consider it turning into fondue ― once melted, it all looks the same.

As I peered over the rim of my cup, and I wanted to savor each heavenly piece before the sun melted it all to cool liquid.

"I personally was thinking of doing something absolutely heinous with the bucket, and that's melting it all down and making a new Jell-O," she says.

In the "Hot Hands" vignette, a pair of rough, distorted hands that embrace Salander's face and melt it represent all that's bad in men.