Sentence examples for much glaze from inspiring English sources

That's because I accidentally poured twice as much glaze on the rolls in the video as I should have.

That first one was a really traditional oil painting, but we had almost too much fun, using as much glaze and other stuff as we could.

This unique and mildly terrifying aesthetic choice originated as an accident in the artist's practice: "It started a few years ago when I used too much glaze for the eyes, and it accidentally started to drip like tears," Ojanen tells Creators.

Try not to apply too much glaze, or it will run and create an uneven coating.

Before you begin, and whenever the ceramic becomes dirty or you apply too much glaze, wipe with a damp sponge.

Use baby wipes if you want to remove as much glaze from the top of the furniture.

Then there were the eyes of Graeme Swann, not so much glazed as furious – with umpire Daryl Harper, with the wet ball, with life.

The addition of CLN3 produces a much wider glazing of the eye indicating a strong genetic interaction (Fig.  2C) and suggesting that CLN3 may act within a stress response pathway.

Coloured grounds were now favoured the so-called mazarin blue (the Sèvres gros bleur), claret (the Sèvres rose Pompadour), and turquoise in conjunction with a lustrous lead glaze much thicker and more glasslike than those glazes used earlier.

If you add too much water, the glaze will not set when it cools.

A cream tea scone should be plain – not even glazed, much less dusted with icing sugar.