Sentence examples for wick it from inspiring English sources

Going into Wick, it's the same thing".

When the liquid is presented to the hot wick it produces vapour which can be inhaled.

Relying on her fame as an author and her teaching experience in India, Sherwood also decided to establish a boarding school for girls in Wick; it remained in operation for eight years.

At that point you can touch the solder to the heated water main pipe right at the joint and, if there is enough flux and heat, the solder will wick it way into the joint.

"With Wicks, it often becomes a finger-pointing situation, with one contractor saying, 'Hey I can't finish my work because of the other guy,' and so on.

Like the stage musical Wicked, it's a revisionist tale of a mythical femme maudite who turns out simply to be mistreated and misunderstood.

When I saw the show a few days ago – an odd experience, in the middle of an ongoing global blasphemy debate, not least because half the audience looked as if it would have been more at home at Evita or Wicked – it somehow managed through the mockery, to make one feel quite fond of Mormons.

Even though the roughening is a prerequisite for leading to the wicking, it can even deteriorate CHF without involving advantage of the interfacial re-wetting.

The excess of the fluid was removed by wicking it off with an adsorbent paper, and then, it was visualized under a Hitachi S4700 cold-cathode field emission SEM [FESEM] (Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan).

Cue statement from Wicks: "It was clear from when I first approached Gousto that they were a purpose driven business, with a passion for getting more people cooking and in turn improving the health of the nation.

Sometimes, as with "Wicked," it fills in holes in an illustrious story.