Sentence examples for seconds of stirring from inspiring English sources

It doesn't get much simpler than this: a few minutes of chopping, a few seconds of stirring and a quarter of an hour of doing absolutely nothing.

It firms up in the next few seconds of stirring.

Her first recollection of stirring is when she felt searing heat on her back and face.

From the classical intro that preceded "A Heavy Abacus," the first of nine stirring cuts played from the epic 2011 release The Big Roar (Canvasback/Atlantic Records), The Joy Formidable was nothing less than that in the eyes of mere mortals.

However, with increasing LPMO dosage to 0.02 g, the percentage of removal obtained in the second minute of stirring was 84%%, and complete removal (99%%) was achieved when the stirring was continued till time equals to 15 min.

Heat in increments of 30 seconds, stirring until the chocolate is almost completely melted.

Henri Lansbury scored twice as part of a stirring second-half comeback that gave Nottingham Forest victory over Brighton.

Prehistoric cave paintings in France and Spain have schematic diagrams of primitive implements, evidence of the first stirrings of human tool making, and scenes of peasants working the soil are found throughout ancient art.

But it is possible, too, to remember that 1905, when the play was written, was also the year of Einstein's theory of special relativity and of the first stirrings of the Russian revolution.

Mr. von Trier's first public stirring of interest in Wagner was to direct his operas on the screen, not the stage.

"So there's nobody here but you," Bob Smith says, and that's when my widow feels the first faint stirring of alarm.