Sentence examples for were liquid from inspiring English sources
adjective
Flowing freely like water; fluid; not solid and not gaseous; composed of particles that move freely among each other on the slightest pressure.
His eyes were liquid, kind.
The palms of my hands were liquid.
But the gas-seals would be perfect if the pistons were liquid rather than solid.
As I stepped out of the kayak, my knees were liquid and my hands shook.
Sunlight is turning the rhododendrons into balls of pink light if light were liquid and something else, splashing, that's what the pink is doing, splashing all over us, lucky without god, animals under the bright pink idea of earth.
In a double play on the idea of physical process, layers of thin papers are applied in overlapping, scalelike fashion to a sculptural shape that looks as if it were liquid frozen in the course of its irregular flow.
It took at least three hours to prepare the Honest John, Redstone, Davy Crockett and other first-generation missiles, which were liquid-fueled, to even get ready to fire their warheads.
Early in aviation history, most aircraft engines were liquid-cooled, first by water, then by a mixture of water and ethylene glycol, the air-cooled rotaries being an exception.
Silicon carbide (SiC) ceramics of the composition SiC-10 vol% (AlN Y2O3) were liquid-phase sintered without application of external pressure in a graphite resistance furnace in Ar atmosphere at 1950°C to high density (up to 98.8%).
Both detectors were liquid-nitrogen cooled.
There was no difference in the type of burns in each group, the majority were liquid scald type, 70% in the standard therapy group versus 90% in the TransCyte group.
