Sentence examples for slightly burnt from inspiring English sources

It's slightly burnt, like always.

"It's a slightly burnt butter that has bits in it," he said, explaining the beurre noisette salad dressing.

Freshtaste has developed superior equipment for sterilizing milk that avoids the unpleasant side effects of sterilization a cooked and slightly burnt taste and a filminess that lingers in the mouth after the milk is swallowed.

Kenya has one of the highest rates of Internet penetration in Africa, so it was no surprise to see some questionable jokes in response to the fire, like this one, posted on Twitter: "For sale: airport, slightly burnt".

"Broken Sculpture With Reclining Sock," another McCarthy work, features a sock resting, like a slightly burnt offering, on a T-shape of smooth blue-tinted plaster held up by four hairpin iron legs.

About one minute and 15 seconds after entering the inferno, they are ready, the edges of the pizza curled up and slightly burnt, the filling molten and bubbling but not singed.

Carol was in her mid to late 40s, and had a slightly burnt-out bohemian aura about her.

Then came the most exquisite course, in my opinion: sweet potato veloute (literally "velvet" soup) poured over a crispy, slightly burnt-tasting farinette (a sort of savory pancake) topped with Greek yogurt, herbs and dehydrated corn.

Puffing away like a steam train on something that looks like a slightly rude, burnt hotdog and requires a Churchill-esque underbite to hold in your mouth is simply not a feminine thing to do.

And make sure you leave them to cool slightly before devouring – burnt tongues are strictly for emmets.

Avocado plants suffering from high salt levels may have slightly wilted leaves with "burnt", brown tips where excess salt is accumulating.