Sentence examples for melting it into from inspiring English sources
Hildebrand and Kenedy sprinkle the cheese on top of the hot rigatoni, as is apparently traditional, rather than melting it into the sauce in the modern style.
With a little help, Frodo realizes that the only salvation lies in conveying the ring to the flaming Mount Doom, in Mordor, where it was forged, and melting it into nothingness.
Part of soundsystem and party crew the Wild Bunch, he pushed forward rap music in the UK, melting it into dub and funk (the team would eventually gestate Massive Attack).
In the question-and-answer session, one person asked why Mr. Dufresne went to the trouble of making a foie gras terrine, a process that takes half a day of chilling, when the next step was melting it into a liquid.
No 18, Sec 3, Jinan Road, +886 2 8771 9191 Tuck into beef noodles Try Lin Dong Fang beef noodle shop – the noodles here have bite and the broth is slightly mediciney, made all the better by sticking a spoon in one of the jars of unctuous lard and chilli mix on the tables and melting it into the soup.
With a contract signed and a plan forming, I sat there swirling the ice around in my whisky with hopes of melting it into another full sip.
Okra holds its own under forceful heat, while a meek flame will melt it into a swamp of goo.
Behind the glass, it seems frozen, waiting for summer night to melt it into action... Jones also read a poem about Sally Hemings, the woman who was enslaved by Thomas Jefferson, the father of six of her children.
Before the 1960s Imja was a glacier, but a recent temperature increase in the Himalayan region melted it into a substantial lake, which glistens under the shadow of the awe-inspiring Everest range.
The ground powder is traditionally applied with a fine goose quill to a metal surface (in watches, that usually means gold or copper) and fired at a temperature sufficiently high to melt it into a smooth surface.
Archimedes had to solve the problem without damaging the crown, so he could not melt it down into a regularly shaped body in order to calculate its density.
