Sentence examples for time stir from inspiring English sources
The limits of time stir me to enumerate constantly.
A handful at a time, stir in the chard.
Beat in the eggs, one at a time, stir in the pulverised walnuts and the grated carrot, then gradually sift in the flour, stirring briskly, then beating.
If the potatoes need more time, stir to mix through, cover with a lid and lower the heat for a couple more minutes.
Short tau inversion time (STIR) sequences are useful as malignant nodes can be of high signal intensity (Fig. 2).
New hard- and software developments, especially a triple inversion press hold sequence with short acquisition time (STIR), have led to a much better image quality.
The Muslim Brotherhood, emerging openly for the first time, stirred the crowd to mount a stone-throwing demonstration, which the Americans met with gunfire.
Those four have departed this life, but Buchanan has not, and it is a pity that MSNBC has decided to deprive its viewers not only of a dissenting voice but of a voice that has in its time stirred millions.
Perhaps taking a cue from Francis Ford Coppola's "Apocalypse Now Redux," Mr. Wong returned to "Ashes of Time," stirred it a bit and emerged with an even lovelier version of that signature work.
Another week, another furore of criticism of faith schools - this time stirred up by the new Accord coalition, co-created by the British Humanist Association, of which Polly Toynbee is chair.
President Reagan, who was 73 at the time, stirred doubts about his mental and physical capacity when he delivered a meandering performance in the first debate of his 1984 reelection campaign.
