Who doesn't moisten at the thought of Dubya fingering the big red button lifestyler. |
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Nathan felt his eyes moisten hating seeing her like this and knowing he had played a part. |
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Encourage roots to grow downward by watering enough to moisten the soil about 6 inches down. |
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Otherwise they hold on to whatever touches them, and the chain will have enough lube on it to moisten up the cogs where it contacts each one. |
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Listening to her long answer in Portuguese without understanding, I see her eyes moisten. |
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It is common to moisten swabs and other potentially flammable materials in the surgical site when using lasers. |
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To grow poppies, simply cultivate the area, rake smooth and moisten the soil. |
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The air became thicker and with haze of heat, the temperature was rising severely and her skin began to moisten with sweat. |
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Fill the pot with a mix of equal volumes of sphagnum and perlite, and moisten the mix. |
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Slightly moisten the rock salt with the water and spread on a tray large enough to take the oysters. |
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And in order to avoid burning your shirt, fill up the iron with water and use a spray bottle to moisten the shirt prior to ironing. |
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Sprinkle with pickled ginger and fold the bamboo mat so that the filling is enclosed, then moisten the uncovered strip of seaweed and roll up. |
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At all the appropriate times the eyes moisten and the laughter comes but to be honest we don't really care about the characters too much. |
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He slowed his pace slightly and swallowed to moisten his fear-parched throat. |
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Basal tears are shed continually in order to moisten and protect the surface of the eye. |
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The anesthetic drops also serve to moisten the corneal surface area, which promotes suction ring adhesion. |
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The woman constantly dipped her fingers into water to moisten the flax and keep it from breaking. |
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Just make sure the roses receive enough water to moisten the soil to a depth of 18 inches every week during the growing season. |
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To shine patent leather, moisten a soft cloth with white vinegar and wipe clean all patent leather articles. |
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Fill your window box about half full with the potting mix, and add water to moisten the mix if it's dry. |
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When he is done rambling, a wistful expression comes to him and his eyes moisten over. |
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If the person is unconscious, family and friends can use toothettes to moisten the mouth with water. |
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Commonly, even after intravenous fluids are stopped the patient may take sips of fluids, ice chips, or swabs to moisten the mouth. |
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We are mortals, made of dust and need your spirit to moisten our brows. |
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As a result, it felt like an add-on, meant to artificially moisten another otherwise dry address. |
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Directions for use: after washing or shaving, moisten and move the rock on the parts that you want treated. |
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Alicia licked her lips, trying to moisten her parched mouth. |
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Warm soapy water was dribbled onto the net to moisten the fibres. |
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Water is dribbled in from the top of each panel to moisten the backing felt and then seeps through to the felt cups, keeping the plant roots moist. |
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When the vegetables are lightly coloured, moisten with the stock covering the vegetables, add the unrefined salt and the pepper mill. |
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Cut the potatoes into cork shapes and place them on a baking tray, moisten with the remaining sauternes and season. |
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In order to obtain a defined line with an eyeshadow brush, you need to moisten it beforehand. |
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In the meantime, place sauerkraut in an ovenproof dish and moisten with white wine. |
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A salt solution is used to moisten the medium and to connect the electrodes electrically. |
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Foaming agents in powder or liquid form can greatly increase the mixture volume and thereby cool, moisten, and insulate the fuel. |
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These presses utilized automatic rollers to moisten and ink the stone, while the paper was pressed into contact by a revolving cylinder. |
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Small toothettes, moistened with water, can be used to clean and moisten the mouth. |
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The recommended way to moisten boot swabs shall be to pour the liquid inside before putting them on. |
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When the mixture starts to become translucent, moisten with the wine and then with 7dl of very hot stock. |
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Blinking produces tears that can help moisten and lubricate your eyes. |
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Dip the end with the cotton wool into a little water to moisten the cotton wool and push it through the glass tube. |
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If the support cover has been completely removed, moisten the inside slightly with alcohol to facilitate installation on the control unit. |
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If this happens, please repeat the attempt, or moisten your finger slightly before you do so by breathing on it, for example. |
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However, if you wish to wear the transmitter over a shirt, moisten the shirt well under the electrodes. |
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Combine ingredients for filling, adding enough mayonnaise to moisten mixture. |
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Prior to wearing the chest strap, moisten the two rubber electrode pads with several drops of water. |
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First, moisten the soil around the plant several days before lifting. |
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Water the garden thoroughly the day before planting to moisten the soil. |
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Once there, my eyes begin to moisten and before long I am sobbing. |
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She was appalled at her reflection and felt her eyes moisten. |
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Nathan felt his eyes moisten and knew he was living in a dream. |
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Dip the ladyfinger cookies into the coffee and moisten without making them soggy. |
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Some surgeons moisten gelatins with topical thrombin prior to use, though no trials exist evaluating the efficacy of this maneuver. |
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Cerumen is ear wax produced by glands in the outer ear canal, and its job is to clean, moisten and protect the canal. |
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Stool softeners moisten the stool to prevent it from becoming dry and hard. |
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One process used to check for dirty water, was to moisten a fine white linen cloth with the water and leave it out to dry. |
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For delicate skin, moisten generously before application. |
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Do not put contact lenses in your mouth to moisten or clean them. |
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Surface flux from underlying vegetation, such as forest, acts to moisten the overlying air mass. |
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Mix in a controlled-release fertilizer, moisten soil thoroughly with water, and tamp down with your hand. |
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To do so, moisten the sensor zones situated on the back of the belt. |
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After thoroughly washing your hands, moisten your face with warm water. |
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Put the carrots in a bowl with the olive oil, lemon juice and coriander and add enough of the reduced cooking liquid to moisten them and re-season if necessary. |
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Roll out the rest of the pastry to the size of the dish, moisten the top edges of the base, then lift on top and crimp together the edges to seal. |
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The overall composition of precious extracts of medicinal plants of the rose, the pansy and marshmallow invigorate and moisten the skin which has lost some of its tone. |
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They will learn about the gentle pumping over which is done to moisten the cap, without stirring up and above all without oxygenating the fragile marc at this delicate stage. |
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This was traditionally eaten with a gravy or sauce, to moisten the pudding. |
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Sticking gummed craft paper is the same as sticking stamps: you just have to moisten the shiny side of the kraft paper and stick it where you wish. |
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The use of citric acid and sodium citrate will benefit industry and consumers by providing a means to moisten and tenderize squid during processing thereby improving the texture of frozen squid products after cooking. |
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To clean the lens surface, first brush away any dust or blow away sand, then, if necessary, moisten a lens tissue with lens cleaning fluid and gently wipe the lens. |
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It is better to undermix than overmix. If you undermix, the floury spots will probably moisten up in baking. |
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To clean the lens surface, first brush away any dust or sand then, if necessary, moisten a lens tissue with lens cleaning fluid and gently wipe the lens in a circular motion, starting from the center. |
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Toss the string beans and mesclun with enough dressing to moisten. |
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It came with three brittle ribs impacted in granulous tissue, left a respirator, nosocomial pneumonia, green sponges on plastic sticks to moisten my lips. |
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In the local newspaper office, the printer sprinkled the sheets with water to moisten them for the new impressions and with homeset type printed the rest of the paper. |
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