Sentence examples for that will dissolve from inspiring English sources
A SOLVENT is a substance, usually liquid, that will dissolve another substance.
Soaker hoses lie under a mulch of cardboard, newspaper, and mown grass that will dissolve into the soil before we till next season.
It offers the last laugh, the last reckless, stupid act, in the face of death; in "Brighton Rock", it is where Pinkie shows Rose the bottle of vitriol that will dissolve him.
On the other hand, oxide ores and concentrates can be given a controlled reducing roast in order to produce a calcine containing a reduced metal that will dissolve easily in the leaching solution.
His proposal is for a delicate lattice structure of 20mm-thick steel poles, which will form an irregular, shape-shifting mass in front of the gallery, a misty wire-frame blur that will dissolve into the park.
What's ahead definitely is not going to be easy following Thursday's court ruling that will dissolve Egypt's new parliament, dominated by the Brotherhood, and allow a symbol of the old regime to challenge the Brotherhood's candidate in this weekend's polling.
If PMS has been selected on the basis that it increases the probability that women will dissolve infertile partnerships, then it follows that the animosity exhibited during PMS should be preferentially directed towards current partners.
Barlow-Hartman Public Relations, a New York agency that represents Broadway and Off Broadway productions, including "Billy Elliot," "Next to Normal" and "Wicked," announced on Tuesday that it will dissolve on June 14 and that the two lead partners would create separate ventures.
However, after three years of scandal, Theranos, the once-revered Silicon Valley blood-testing start-up that once had a value of $9 billion, has announced that it will dissolve.
Motley Crüe have signed a contract that will permanently dissolve the legendary rock group after one last tour.
The civil service is being eroded by a pungent acid that will soon dissolve the foundations of our politics.
