Sentence examples similar to retaining grease from inspiring English sources
In a large, very clean and dry bowl (preferably metal, which doesn't retain grease and dirt the way that plastic bowls tend to), whisk the egg whites until completely foamy throughout.
These materials retain grease easily, and they are more prone to damage from home solutions than other fabrics.
E. coli (TLL-S105C/D27R -catalyzed TLL-S105C/D27R -catalyzede grease produced biodiesel in 81% yield in 8 h, showing improvemenTLL-S105C/D27R -catalyzedE. coli (TLL), while retaining 92% productivity after 4 cycles of biotransformation of waste grease.
Years later many of these same industrialists foresaw the twilight of white rule and helped grease the negotiations that ended apartheid, in the hope of retaining influence after liberation.
Travolta and Newton-John often have talked about the close friendship they've retained since starring as Danny Zuko and Sandy Olsen in "Grease" in 1978 and apparently are delighted to be working together again.
Sand and other heavy particles are retained in sand traps; floating material is removed in grease separators [84].
Cells of E. coli (Calb/Tll) were recycled for five times and retained 75% productivity, thus being practical for producing biodiesel from grease.
Fluid grease contains approximately 95% oil and has the advantage of being retained in the beating longer than oil, thus reducing the quantity required whilst continuing to operate satisfactorily in most types of system.
By now, she's done four musicals on Broadway -- Grease as Rizzo, Cabaret as Sally Bowles, Chicago as Roxy Hart and Wonderful Town as Ruth McKenney -- and not only scored each time but has retained much of the supple movements.
