Resting for a time allows the flavours to mingle and intensify.
After resting for a time at an abandoned country store, they arrive at the plantation of Mr. Harvey Hartsell.
After resting for a time at an abandoned country store, they arrive at the plantation of Mr. Harvey Hartsell..
Maria Sepa, Milan, Italy From the celestial sphere, knowledge, immaterial at first, rains gently into the minds of men; from there it falls onto the pages of books; and from there it comes to rest — for a time, at least — in your lap, Maria.
At some point, Floyd went home to rest for a time, and then returned to in time to witness his political friends courting the Anti-Masonic party and their candidate for president, William Wirt.
After the publication of the Considérations, he rested for a short time and then, undismayed by failing eyesight, applied himself to this new and immense task.
At Pimlico, O'Neill said, he has rested for a couple of hours at a time.
Bring it out of the colander and let it rest for a second time.
On the other hand, allowing the meat to "rest" for a short time gives the moisture a chance to be re-absorbed by the meat's muscle fibers, making the meat ultimately more tender and moist.
Dolley Madison, William Henry Harrison, John Quincy Adams and Zachary Taylor rested here for a time pending moves to their home states.
The town's cathedral contains a memorial to Charles Edward the Young Pretender (the last serious Stuart claimant to the British throne), whose body rested there for a time; his brother Henry Stuart, cardinal duke of York, was bishop of Frascati and left a library, the Biblioteca Eboracense.
