Sentence examples for rice moving from inspiring English sources

Be careful to keep rice moving, especially once the mixture becomes hot.

ISHIKAWA, Japan — Kiwamu Ariga skirted the paddies of ripening rice, moving briskly despite his 81 years to reach a pile of yellowish rocks at the foot of a steep, forested hillside.

"The sight of rice moved me to tears," she said.

This year Rice moved upward to Rutgers and had the fun of watching Brownlee skip out of bounds and commit a travel violation in the same sequence, then toss the ball in the air.

In 1988 Rice moved back to New Orleans to live in a Victorian mansion that became the setting for three novels about the Mayfair witches The Witching Hour (1990), Lasher (1993), and Taltos (1994).

Aid Arrives in Kashmir; Death Toll Rises in India In Muzaffarabad, the capital city of Pakistani-controlled Kashmir devastated by the recent earthquake, melees broke out as army convoys carrying tents, blankets and rice moved in on roads that had been blocked by mudslides.

One frame notes that Rice "moves forward and lowers arm to waist," as the passenger door opens on Loehmann's car while the vehicle is still in motion.

Rice moved north to the Yellow River basin in Central China beginning in 3000 2000 bc (Crawford, 2005).

The Rices moved back to San Francisco in 1962, experiencing the birth of the Hippie movement firsthand as they lived in the soon-to-be fabled Haight-Ashbury district, Berkeley, and later the Castro District.

To prevent the rice grains from darkening too quickly, remove the pan from the heat and gently swirl it around so that the rice moves in a circular pattern inside the pan.

A mix of lamb and rice is moving particularly well, because it is said to be good for doggie dermatitis in Singapore's steamy climate.