Sentence examples for point of pouring from inspiring English sources

The point of pouring in a little water is because the less water means a faster boil.

Case in point: decanting, the practice of pouring wine from the bottle into another container before serving.

Mr. Darling answered by pointing to Labour's record of pouring money into health spending.

One study asked respondents to point to a level on a marked vessel instead of pouring a glass themselves (Kaskutas and Graves, 2000).

The effectiveness of the proposed pouring liquid weight control is demonstrated through the experiments using water to generalize the design procedure of pouring liquid weight control.

A lot of pouring, in fact.

Ladle the hot mixture into the blender instead of pouring.

If your customers aren't on Google+ is there any point in pouring loads of money into it?" One speaker also remarked that "the game is changing slightly with social and the algorithm modifications happening there, and it's actually becoming far harder to surface brand content organically".

If it tasted more natural, there would be no point in pouring it into the palm of your hand and licking it.

Once you discover your optimal tipsy point, consider pouring yourself a glass in anticipation of your forthcoming raise.

By this point, it was POURING rain again.