Sentence examples for wick out from inspiring English sources

Placing the bag in the sun for at least 24 hours should wick out at least some of the water, says Ryan Arter, president Kansas-based Mission: Repair.

Solution exchange was performed by using Whatman paper to wick out the chamber solution from one end resulting in the uptake of the new solution into the chamber, from the opposite end.

To wick out more moisture, you can also wrap your hair in the towel and leave the towel on your head while you finish getting ready.

The wax will harden in just a few hours and you'll be able to slide the wick out from in between the chopsticks.

Bossard is said to have grabbed a curtain, made a wick out of it and used it to light a bottle of homemade moonshine on fire.

Take old wick out of old jar.

Wick takes out his rage over his deceased wife, dead dog and banged up car on hundreds of other lower level assassins and middle men.

One wick fell out shortly after insertion, so that patient was excluded from the study.

As Wicks points out, some aspects of policy build on legislation developed decades ago, such as the creation of National Insurance.

In addition, partial wick dry-out, a phenomenon of great importance in the effective operation of LHPs, is potentially identifiable with neutron imaging.

At a time when there is discussion about the winter fuel allowance for senior citizens, it would be appropriate to recall the very valuable work that Malcolm Wicks carried out for those suffering from fuel poverty.