Sentence examples for press extract from inspiring English sources
The word hauma itself derives from a verb "to press, extract" and thus literally means the juice that has been pressed out of the stems or stalks (ãsu) of whatever plant was being used.
Gently press to extract any additional liquid.
Set a mesh sieve over a bowl, strain and press to extract liquid.
Pour through a fine sieve and press to extract all the juice.
This chief executive, strengthened by an independent judiciary and free press, would extract the "painful compromises" that Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has said Israel is prepared to make after the terror war ends.
The recipe goes something like this: roast a duck, remove the skin and flesh, liquefy the liver, then put the carcass in a duck press to extract all the tasty marrow and organ juices for a sauce.
Citing the Invictus memo, Judge Lewis Kaplan of the Southern District of New York argued that the plaintiffs were seeking to use a "worldwide, full-court press" to extract a settlement against a company of considerable importance in providing energy supplies to the United States economy.
Place the paste on a sieve and press to extract the juice.
Firm tofu, meanwhile, has been pressed to extract the moisture – how hard is indicated on the packet.
£12.49, cheerswinemerchants.co.uk; £12.95, thewinesociety.com An unusual white Litmus White Pinot 2011 A remarkable wine made in the North Downs using red Pinot Noir grapes, gently pressed to extract just the juice and then oak-aged.
