Sentence examples for will get runny from inspiring English sources

If you try to ice cupcakes while they are still warm, the icing will get runny and won't look as neat.

It will get very runny first, this is normal.

Don't mix longer than ten seconds, because then it will get too runny.

Maybe next year's series, when Matt LeBlanc will get to pilot the ship without the shrill sub-Clarksonisms of Chris Evans, will be better than this year's runny poo of a turnout.

[She] will get married, get pregnant.

The hotter a wax is the more viscose or 'runny' it will get.

At the Michael Kors event, his pie got runny because it had been sitting in the camera bag for an hour and a half.

Take care not to over-whip, otherwise the cream will go runny.

That leaves Thursday and Friday night, which will likely get gobbled up under the strains of work, practices, homework, car pools, car repairs, runny noses, and self-medication to cope with it.

"You know, ferrets sneeze, ferrets' eyes get all runny, their noses get stuffy — they look like they've got the flu!" Iversen told me.

"You know, ferrets sneeze, ferrets' eyes get all runny, their noses get stuffy they look like they've got the flu!" Iversen told me.