Sentence examples for which melts under from inspiring English sources

Moments like this, and turning the spotlight back on himself so he can do material about his selfishness -- which melts under the spotlight's ugly glare -- are scarce.

At dessert, a hollow sphere of chocolate, which melts under a drizzle of hot chocolate sauce to reveal a scoop of milk ice cream, finally offers the theatrics one wants for this sort of money, as do petits-fours of vanilla ice cream balls covered in white chocolate and served over billowing dry ice – a bit of whimsy from Ramsay's flagship restaurant in Chelsea.

Corals are made up of calcium carbonate, which melts under acid conditions.

This is horrible news for all sealife and in particular coral reefs and all shellfish because they are made up of calcium carbonate, which melts under acidic conditions.

All shellfish and coral reefs are made of calcium carbonate, which melt under acidic conditions.

Tulle is usually nylon, which melts very easily.

Northport's Main Street follows the course of what geologists call a glacial tunnel valley, a distinct, still discernible, steep-sided passageway through which melted ice from inside and under the glaciers drained outward from the glaciers' leading edge.

May slipped into June, which melted into July.

Melt spinning is the process in which melted alloy undergoes very fast cooling similar to quenching.

Note that the actual melting temperatures for each sample (e.g., temperature at which melting begins, peak melting temperature, temperature at which melting is completed) are not considered in determining the HRM score.

Carpets and other materials can be made of a variety of fibers, some of which can melt under extreme heat.