Sentence examples for stirs long from inspiring English sources

She seasons the mixture with nutmeg, then stirs long and slow as the custard heats over the coals.

And nothing stirs long-forgotten feelings like food, which is why "Culinary Quests," the globe-trotting culinary experiences in our Food & Drink Issue, is such a remarkable collection of anecdotes.

Within Lewis stir long buried childhood dreams, including venturing to the moon.

Normal skeletal muscles show intermediate to low signal intensity on both T1-weighted (T1-w)(short TR/TE) and T2-weighted or short tau inversion recovery (STIR) (long TR/long TE) images compared with other soft tissues [28].

In addition, the election stirred long-simmering grievances, which violently split many parts of the country down ethnic lines.

The bitter standoff between blacks and Jews in Crown Heights has not only stirred long-simmering racial tensions in New York City and distilled deep anger among both groups.

But it was not until 1913 that the 17th Amendment was ratified, helped in part by a sensational series of Cosmopolitan magazine stories that explored ties between senators and railroad and industrial interests and stirred long-simmering public resentment.

When the fudge is stirred too long as it cools, the sugar crystals shear against one another.

Ms. di Mauro uses forks to stir pans, long carving knives to slice butter in her hand.

Dragon stirred controversy long before its release when the head of Revolution Software, its developer, declared the death of point and click.

This should be a stirring tale, and at times it is, but Chee doesn't let us stay stirred for long.