Sentence examples for will melt at from inspiring English sources

One note of caution: the tin will melt at 425 degrees, so the pots should never be heated when empty.

Some plastics will melt at just 325 degrees, while others must reach up to 720 degrees to liquefy.

Among her favourite recipes in the book are the one for dungpo pork, a sumptuous dish of meat so tender from slow cooking it will melt at a chopstick's touch, and her "indispensable" Shanghai noodles with dried shrimps and spring onion oil.

The stain will melt at warm temperatures.

Nylon is made of plastic, and will melt at fairly low temperatures.

Cubes that are unevenly sized will melt at different rates, and as a result, some of the cheese may burn before the rest melts down.

This is that a warming atmosphere will melt ice at the poles.

If some rain or snow did fall on the balloon, Andrée argued, "precipitation at above-zero temperatures will melt, and precipitation at below-zero temperatures will blow off, for the balloon will be travelling more slowly than the wind".

(There is virtual unanimity among climate scientists that global temperatures have risen and will climb for the rest of the century, but the rate at which glaciers will melt is unsettled).

"If you hold the vial at the wrong angle, it will melt the reagent," Ramji Srinivasan said.

Even if inflation remains at low levels, your savings will melt away if the return on them is still lower.