Sentence examples for new stir from inspiring English sources

"Most people don't make it as far as the stage," he offers, causing me a whole new stir of embarrassment.

As for whether Mapplethorpe's most explicit images, which have been infrequently seen in major American museum shows over the last two decades, would cause a new stir at Lacma, Mr. Govan said he doubted it.

So if you find yourself with a clump of crystallized honey and don't have a microwave or burner, or simply want to try something new, stir vigorously for 30 seconds to a minute and see if the problem isn't solved.

Birds Eye's new £2.5m campaign launched with this video, starring Rory Bremner, which mashes up stirring political speeches in a bid to promote its new stir-cooked range.

See Ms. Young's new stir-fry recipes below, and visit the interactive recipe collection to see all the dishes in Well's Vegetarian Thanksgiving so far; we will be adding new dishes daily.

"Noodles should always be stir-fried alone at first," said Grace Young, the New York author of several books on Chinese cooking, including the new "Stir-Frying to the Sky's Edge".

For the Well Vegetarian Thanksgiving series, Ms. Young has offered three new stir-fry recipes, including a mandarin rice stuffing with chestnuts, stir-fried brussels sprouts and stir-fried balsamic-ginger carrots.

A new stirred tank geometry, the confined impeller stirred tank (CIST), was designed to provide repeatable testing of the effect of mixing on the performance of chemical additives at the bench scale.

The liquid solid mass transfer behavior of 8 cylindrical blade impeller it can act as electrode or catalyst support in a new stirred tank reactor was studied in relation to catalytic and electrochemical reactor design by the electrochemical technique which involved measuring the limiting current of the cathodic reduction of K3Fe CN 6.

Our article on Fox News stirred debate on its claim of "fair and balanced" coverage, prompting some readers to ask: Is CNN fair?

Even an almost staid flavor like Pepper and Mint Chip taught me new tricks: stir melted chocolate into the just-finished frozen base; it will harden into lacy shards.