Sentence examples for started stirring from inspiring English sources

Then his half brother B. P. Koirala, a revolutionary, started stirring up trouble.

It was the fundamentalists who started stirring up an anti-Jewish discourse in the banlieues.

Bob Dent was still alive when conservative MP Kevin Andrews started "stirring the pot" against the NT law and Judy says her husband was "appalled".

Even as an undergraduate he had produced an independent proof of Brouwer's fixed-point theorem – the theorem that tells us that, no matter how much we stir a cup of coffee, there will always be one small bit that is just where it was before we started stirring.

The phone tax started stirring up trouble in the 1990s.

As soon as we started stirring everything together, there were some dry heaves.

Pour the heavier solution into a side-arm flask, add the stir bar, place on a stir plate and start stirring.

Start "stirring" the animal, and hold it while you stir it.

By daybreak, people start stirring.

Start stirring and tasting the lentils every few minutes to check when they are ready.

When users click the glowing play button a gong sounds and the witch starts stirring a cauldron containing a bubbling green brew.