Sentence examples for stop rice from inspiring English sources

Within seconds – before the car even came to a stop – Rice was gunned down.

Plus a bowl of water to dip your fingers into – to stop rice sticking to your hands.

The Midshipmen did not necessarily stop Rice last season in a 34-0 loss to Rutgers, although they did limit him to 93 yards on 21 carries.

We finish with the tomewan tome literally means "stop"–rice with dried anchovies accompanied by miso soup and a dish of pickled Chinese cabbage and konbu (the "recycled" seaweed from dashi).

In interview, women explained that they rinse hands before eating to stop rice from sticking, and after cooking and eating to remove bad smells.

Gently press the rice in using your middle and index fingers, keeping your thumb at the top to stop rice from oozing out at the end.

Easier than stopping Rice is showing a clear commitment to stopping Rice (aggressive eight-man fronts, hard bites on run action immediately after the snap, etc).. Showing that commitment tempts play-caller Cam Cameron to overreact and abandon the run.

Despite losing its best defensive player (Mario Williams) and top two quarterbacks (Matt Schaub and Matt Leinart) to season-ending injuries, the Texans still marched into an unforgiving environment and controlled much of the game, even stopping Rice on a fourth-and-goal from the 1 late in the third quarter.

Wet your hands to stop the rice from sticking, then take a tangerine-sized ball of rice mixture and press your thumb in the centre to make a hollow.

A stop for rice sweets and tea Teahouses, or tabang, are an integral part of Seoul's social scene.

Shake the pan every once in a while to stop the rice from sticking to the base.