Sentence examples for old melting from inspiring English sources
"Eight years old, melting pig iron for the letterpress machine OSHA would have had a fit".
His lips found hers, and they were full and moist, but the old melting, one mouth into another, met impediments, things he couldn't put out of his mind.
They might start goose-stepping down Barking High Street or get put into a "big old melting pot" and boiled down for glue.
Anyway, yes, America is a grand old melting pot.
In fact, the crowd was generally a big old melting pot.
Things come a long way since then, of course, but Allen knows that the tired old question of diversity won't get an answer, until we all become one big old melting pot of a race (read: look exactly like Rashida Jones).
"They get to look like old melted candles, as if their bodies were preparing to waddle.
Marcia Davenport, in the magazine Stage, called "Porgy and Bess" the first true opera since Strauss, and wrote with something like the old melting-pot ardor of the scene of mourners at a wake, "its rhythms Negroid, its soaring, minor cadences yearningly Hebraic".
It has been a fantastic experience, watching her journey.' If his own life - he has two children - is a good example of what he calls 'the old melting-pot ideal' Hall is not naive enough to think of it as a future.
"When you get into a scandal, your old friends melt away.
First off, we learn that crusty old Captain Weaver melts when he hears Many Rivers To Cross.
