Sentence examples for proper depth of from inspiring English sources

It takes 10-15 minutos to get a proper depth of colour.

Mr. Wyman said the Army Corps of Engineers surveyed the channel on Sunday and found it had proper depth of 14 feet.

There was a lot of discussion about the proper bait, the proper depth of the line, the proper part of the lake.

The key to getting the proper depth of flavor here is to fry the garlic and capers until dark golden before adding the kale.

The champ is good, the onion gravy (which arrives in a little stainless steel gravy boat) has proper depth of flavour, and the Monster sausages are decent herby pork bangers.

And she had a group of architects sit in a circle while she measured the mean length of their shins to determine the proper depth of a Japanese tea well for my father's study (sixteen and a half inches).

Make use of a drywall screw gun to get the proper depth on the screws.

This ensures treatment at the proper depth and allows avoidance of inadvertent treatment of nontarget tissue, such as bone and larger blood vessels.

The practice of dibbing the wheat, which is found so useful in Norfolk and Suffolk, leaves proper intervals between the plants, which can be hoed: and depositing the seed at a proper depth insures the formation of roots beyond the influence of a hot and dry sun.

Unscrew the cap and sink the cut edge of the bottle into the soil (proper depth depends on the size of the plant/seedling/seed as well as that of the cloche).

It starts up front with the big boys, who must drop to the proper depth, in the proper area of the field and block with the proper technique.