Sentence examples for touch of water from inspiring English sources

Adding a touch of water opens the lock to pleasure.

If you need to bind the dough, add a touch of water, but don't let it become sticky.

They have been known to chase neighbors with machetes, throw themselves into latrines and scream with pain at the touch of water.

In my opinion the nicest cooking technique for small, less than supremely tender vegetables uses a touch of water first to steam them over high heat, then a touch of fat to sauté some flavor into them.

But in Chelsea, which was settled in the 1860's, mild flooding can come almost as often as the new corn crop, and people here take a certain amount of pride in not being bothered by a touch of water.

Some shmura adherents also insist that hand-making further avoids a too-early touch of water by allowing closer scrutiny of the production process than is possible on a mechanized assembly line.

I felt an undercurrent of violence like the cold touch of deep water in a lake.

Add pasta to butter with a touch of the water and toss.

A touch of soda water adds effervescence and refreshment.

The first thing I felt was the scalding touch of salt water against my recently bleached scalp.

If you open that tap as far as it goes, and add just a touch of hot water, it's still functional.