Sentence examples for start to melt from inspiring English sources

Don't blend too much as it will start to melt!

With each passing hour, inhibitions start to melt.

When I plate up the feast, they start to melt into a sugary blue mash.

After a couple of minutes, the sugar will start to melt at the edges.

After a couple of minutes, it will start to melt at the edges.

It then gets even hotter even quicker, and bits of it will start to melt and react with the steam.

Its growth is sure to accelerate as glaciers and snow caps in the nearby mountains start to melt.

"We'll do the best we can until we start to melt," she said calmly but finally called it quits when her subject wilted.

At 4,000 F (2,200 C), the uranium fuel pellets inside the rods start to melt, the beginning of a meltdown.

Or, where parmesan's presence is not stated on the menu, hastily push any offending shavings to the side of your plate before they start to melt.

This can be served warm – in which case the spinach will wilt and the goat's cheese will start to melt into the onions – or at room temperature.