Sentence examples for to get boiled from inspiring English sources

It takes time to get boiled, but then I'm always hot".

Mostly it takes 10-15 minutos to get boiled (for a cup of Macaroni).

I had to explain missionaries get boiled and eaten.

The conventions of a news story require that a long conversation get boiled down to a few pithy quotes.

The past decade has seen various strains of dance music — dubstep and Eurodance, in particular — migrate from Europe and get boiled down to their most elemental forms.

The past decade has seen various strains of dance music dubstep and Eurodance, in particular migrate from Europe and get boiled down to their most elemental forms.

In political campaigns, however, complex issues such as trade often get boiled down to a single element.

They get boiled or fried for lunch, with greens.

Above 34 (93), "you get boiled eggs," he said.

Though the parable has since been debunked, it still serves as a rich metaphor for describing how our finest organizations and executives sometimes get themselves into trouble.1 To extend the metaphor further, many of our most popular business articles and books can be said to have focused, in one way or another, on how to avoid getting boiled to death.

To keep it real, Macpherson and his motley cast drink the elixir on camera and off; this is one reason it takes them six hours to shoot what gets boiled down to, say, six minutes.