Sentence examples for skin stir from inspiring English sources

Squeeze the garlic out of its skin, stir into the vegetables and mash roughly, then keep in a warm spot.

Remove the pomegranate seeds from its skin, stir into the prunes and spoon the mixture into each pudding mould, dividing evenly between them.

All is not praise; Mr. Springsteen has been also been criticized for sidestepping the topic of race (until his new song about the Amadou Diallo shooting, "American Skin," stirred up its own controversy) and for objectifying women.

Keller has you brown the bacon and start chopping and cooking the long-braised collards, then boil the potatoes in their skins, stir sugar into the strawberries and put the chicken on the grill.

Remove excess or tough garlic skin then stir in the peppercorns, crushing them lightly.

Check the seasoning and squeeze the garlic from the skin and stir it into the broth if you wish.

In Lytton Smith's translation, its tone is placid throughout, a smooth skin that stirs only slightly, for laughter's sake or to tremble in anticipation of violence.

George Benjamin's Written on Skin caused a stir at its first performance in Aix-en-Provence in 2012, and was hailed as one of the defining works of the 21st century when it transferred to Covent Garden the following year.

A 1995 installation by Moshekwa Langa, composed of empty, ripped-open, creosote-smeared detergent bags hung on a line like flayed skins, created a stir in Johannesburg art circles and later in Europe, in part because its abstraction made its meanings hard to pin down.

The 7000 series aluminium alloy extrusions and skin bay longitudinal friction stir butt welds are examined.

Stir the skin back in each time.