Sentence examples for runny to from inspiring English sources

The consistency can vary from thin and runny to thick like porridge.

Luckily, that evening, the egg yolk served on a particularly juicy burger was hot and runny to perfection.

A 2006 book by Jeremy Paxman claimed that the Prince had seven eggs – from runny to hard – prepared for him each morning, from which he chose his favourites (this was later denied).

According to Ronni Lundy, in her cookbook "Butter Beans to Blackberries" (North Point Press, 1999), fresh fruit wasn't appropriate in a fried pie because not only does it not taste right, it will also make the pie "too runny to eat out of hand".

They found in its first 400 million years, Earth's mantle was too hot and runny to push around plates, and that in about 5 billion years, the planet will cool to the point that plate tectonics will cease, according to a study published in the newest issue of the journal Physics of the Earth and Planetary Interiors.

Eyes were too runny to read!

Use a fork to draw the sides into the centre, at the same time tilting the pan to move any runny egg to the sides.

Tangier, more complex and looser than most marmalades, this one offered candied slivers of fruit suspended in a thick, honeyed syrup that was just jellied enough to spread, yet runny enough to be dolloped over ice cream, or perhaps some leftover mascarpone.

In some cases, this causes the immune system to overreact, ultimately leading to symptoms ranging from a runny nose to life-threatening anaphylactic shock.

At this point, use your spatula to push the cooked egg to a side, allowing the runny part to flow into the oil.

There won't be runny noses to wipe, or random toys to clean up, or little hands we need to reach down and hold as we cross the busy parking lot.