Sentence examples for under a flame from inspiring English sources

Corbin takes a marshmallow, a jelly bean and a rock and, with puzzled eyes upon him, places them under a flame.

If your bobby pin bends while you are trying to pick the lock, then heat it under a flame and then rinse it under cold water.

"People think a wok is a big salad bowl with a flame under it," Mr. Phan said.

2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil 2 garlic cloves, minced 1/2 cup chopped fresh parsley 1 1/2 cups cooked quinoa 2 ounces Manchego cheese or Parmesan, grated (1/2 cup) Salt and freshly ground pepper 1 1/2 cups marinara sauce 1. Roast the peppers over a flame, under a broiler or on a grill until uniformly charred.

If we put a flame under the cylinder, the gas will expand and the piston can perform work, e.g., it might move a ball.

The amplitude of the sound exceeds by one or two orders of magnitude that associated with a flame under the same flow modulation, but without the plate.

Admittedly, I've never actually held a crack pipe before, but I have seen most of The Wire, so I dribbled a pinch of coffee into the hole and held a flame under the glass.

Place a flame under the base of the bulb to create the vapor which can be inhaled through the straws.

On two tries, however, an order of filet mignon brought mixed results: once the meat arrived juicy and cooked perfectly; on another visit the filet had been left too long under a drying flame.

Nonetheless, the American Institute for Cancer Research believes that it is wise to modify grilling techniques to reduce exposure to these compounds and to be moderate about consuming meats, poultry and fish that are cooked over (or under) a direct flame.

Some of the recipes that enlisted me were mired in old language: the word "boil" once meant to cook in liquid; now it refers specifically to a joggle with bubbles at two hundred and twelve degrees; "scallop" meant either a way of cutting or broiling under a hot flame; now it is only a hopping mollusk.