Sentence examples for melts at the from inspiring English sources

Yet he melts at the first sign of kindness from a stranger, and you may find yourself melting with him.

In some parts made by mixing two different elements, one component melts at the sintering temperature, and this liquid phase aids sintering of the solid particles.

"You get tired of playing the whore with the golden heart, the person who's a bitch but melts at the end," Ms. Maxwell said.

I didn't understand it, since "snowflake" was devised to convey someone who melts at the first criticism; in debating, one plainly isn't melting.

In addition, the upper surfaces of capsized bergs may be covered by small scalloped indentations that are by-products of small convection cells that form when ice melts at the ice-water interface.

But it also melts at the high temperatures inside a jet engine and sticks to the moving turbine blades, which alters their aerodynamics and causes the engines to stall.

The fact that collagen melts at about the same temp as the stall is a coincidence, not the cause of the stall.

However, gas hydrates formed in KHI-free solution melted at the equilibrium temperature and multiple-melting points were not observed.

How much is it melting at the bottom?

"What the regional models tell us is that we will get more melt at the coast.

After a couple of minutes, the sugar will start to melt at the edges.