Sentence examples for water press from inspiring English sources

The dynamic rotation angle, bottom water press and acceleration at midship are measured in the experiment.

To cook plain rice: add rice, measure water, press start, walk away.

"If fat is like the mortar, wet wipes are the bricks in fatbergs," says Becky Trotman of the Thames Water press office.

You can bake all of the cookies right away or bake some now and save some, pre-scooped, in the freezer for later use. 5 Using a fork dipped in a little cold water, press the back of the tines on to the balls of dough in a hashtag pattern, re-wetting the fork as necessary.

You fill the bottles with water, press a button, and viola!

Place the dried mushrooms in bowl of warm water; press to submerge.

At 5,000 feet, water presses in on objects at 2,250‐pounds per square inch.

I poured in a little water, pressed the soil around the plants, and left them to their fate.

On the other hand, when ice melts and sea levels rise, the increased weight of water presses down on the seabed.

A simple cube or a cold bottle of water pressed against a major artery -- at the temple, neck, wrist, ankle, groin (though that could make walking awkward) -- will cool you right down.

Subsequently, the mycelium was rinsed with demineralized water, pressed to remove liquid, frozen in liquid nitrogen, and stored at -70°C.