Sentence examples for water to release from inspiring English sources

Refrigerate overnight and allow water to release, weighing down the vegetables with cans or weights and turning frequently.

He acknowledged people had "uncertainties and worries and concerns" about hydraulic fracturing – known as fracking – which involves using high-pressure jets of water to release gas.

Shale gas is controversial because it requires large amounts of water to release it from rocks, and the use of potentially dangerous chemicals that could leach into the water supply.

The traditional way to preserve nectarines and peaches involves dipping them in boiling water to release the skins, spiking with cloves and covering with brandy, à la Monet's Jar Of Peaches.

Shale is being hailed as the green energy of the future because new technologies can be used to fracture the dense rock and flood it with water to release bubbles of natural gas that can be burned for electricity with – according to the gas industry – only about half of the carbon dioxide emissions of coal.

Turkey consommé the color of burnt caramel was poured from a teapot into china cups holding thinly sliced radish and a sage dumpling; an accompanying bouquet of sage, leeks, and rosemary, with a wishbone hidden among its fronds, got a bath of hot water to release an herbal, oniony fragrance.

First, food production takes an enormous toll on the environment--from spilling pesticides into our drinking water to releasing fossil fuels into the atmosphere.

Heavy runoff caused inflows of into El Novillo Dam, forcing the Comisión Nacional del Agua, the local water authorities, to release water from the dam.

In an explosion event, the precursor shock wave would overturn the water barriers or break the water bags to release the stored water into the air.

It's not just about hacking into a computer to steal information, imagine a cyber attack on a water facility to release more chemicals into our water supply.

Before cooking, Choi's mother soaks her short ribs in water overnight to release their impurities.