Sentence examples for over a cauldron from inspiring English sources

Sometimes she added an extra "yo," or she made a little "tiki tiki" sound between the "yo s, like an urban voodoo priest bent over a cauldron.

One of her children is washing plates; another is stirring a cauldron over a large fire with a long spoon, as if every customer were Satan.

"He said it was mustard, no tomatoes," I overheard my husband muttering to himself as he hunched, late into the night, over a bubbling cauldron.

Twelve hours, standing over a boiling cauldron, in the heat of Jamaica, with a hatchet beside you, ready to chop off your hand in case you get a finger trapped in a mill.

We see the hatching, the feeding of the ravenous caterpillars, the cleaning out of the frames, the spinning of the silken thread, and finally the killing, accomplished in this case not by putting the cocoons out in the sun or in a hot oven, as was often the practice in the past, but by suspending them over a boiling cauldron.

It's an eating ritual best enjoyed at night, when you have hours to fritter away over a seething cauldron of chillies and Sichuan pepper, cooking your own choice of ingredients in the fiery broth and dipping them in sesame oil and crushed garlic to eat.

He said every 12 hours; but how dreadful to think of their standing 12 hours over a boiling cauldron, and doing the same thing; and he owned to me that sometimes they did fall asleep and get their poor fingers into the mill; and he shewed me the hatchet that was always ready to sever the whole limb, as the only means of saving the poor sufferer's life!

If it was indeed all a publicity stunt, it's only a mater of time before she's cackling out a post-mortem of her misadventures in Soviet Canuckistan over a steaming cauldron on FOX, with Glenn Beck and Bill O'Reilly, or any of the network's seemingly-interchangeable right-wing talking heads.

Magick is not saying words over a bubbling cauldron in the hopes to wither a farmers crops.

The cake can be designed to look like a Wiccan symbol, or a thatched hut with a cauldron boiling over a wood fire outside it.

Arizona has long been a cauldron of controversy over immigration issues.