Sentence examples for regularly stirred from inspiring English sources

During the previous decade, as civil-rights activity regularly stirred Tallahassee, he had always remained at a studied distance from it.

Again, that is not new: the Nobel Committee has regularly stirred controversy by using the award to encourage and endorse political courses of action.

Paradoxically, the only country in the EU where the political debate is regularly stirred up by European issues is the UK.

Known for its caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad, as well as critical depictions of Catholics, Jews and French politicians, the magazine regularly stirred controversy.

"But…it's useless to blame Jiro for it".Not surprisingly, in a country where politicians regularly stir up ghosts from the past, his film has triggered caustic debate.

Check regularly and stir regularly.

Return the chipolatas to the pan, add the walnut halves and let them warm through, stirring regularly, then stir in the fruit jelly.

You will also need to stop the blending regularly to stir the mixture, being sure to redistribute the more smoothly blended dough from the bottom to the top.

The phrase "shaken not stirred", regularly voted as one of the 100 most famous lines in film history, appeared in Sean Connery's third Bond outing, Goldfinger in 1964.

The slurry in this plant need not be stirred regularly.

The content in the basin storage is stirred regularly in order to pump half of the basin volume content each time further to a 1600 m outdoor storage.