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Sentence Examples Common hemp-nettle seed mixed with soil and stirred periodically emerged mainly from March to May. The donation not only helped financially but it struck a blow at the poisonous communalism being stirred up by the government. That moment outside the theatre stirred my already mixed feelings about reviewing Canadian movies. By the way, a mixed drink stirred with a vanilla bean is wonderfully smooth. The one that had stirred seemed to struggle through a haze to sit up, and finally succeeding, with a low moan of pain. They also enjoy cassava flour, boiled in water, and stirred to make a thick paste. There was no way to measure the time she had been sunk in a blackness, the utter depths where nothing stirred. One reason people were so stirred by her passing was because she had experienced so many of the tumults of the twentieth century. Okay, it has stirred a fresh debate, and that is both healthy and desirable. The engine stirred after the third turn of the key, emitting the guttural gurgle of a badly tuned rally car. After the complete dissolution of chitosan, the clay powder was added and stirred for 1 h by a magnetic stirrer. The growth medium sample was made up to 500 ml with tap water, then stirred full speed with a magnetic stirrer for 4 min. They all minded themselves helplessly as they stirred with talks of gossip, death, and pets. He was silent for a few moments and then suddenly stirred as he began to make the first preparations. But that very beauty, far from filling him with joy, stirred up memories of the Paradise he had lost. For if he wanted to be safe, and considered it his first object to sleep in a whole skin, it had been his best way not to have stirred from home. I have scarce stirred to take exercise for four or five days, so it's no wonder I had the mulligrubs. The ground stirred underfoot, enough to shake the group of four, but not enough for them to lose their equilibrium. As the concert progresses, the musicians toss their instruments into a large pot stirred by a cook. Half an hour later, I finally stirred from the sofa and thought that I might as well go back to bed. Show More Sentences He stirred the tea, fast, some slopped into the saucer as he watched the swirls disappear. After uninvitingly involving himself in our conversation, he stirred it to a different path where I had not ground. The Luddite in me has been stirred from his distant slumbers by this recent death, too. She became the virtuous focus of masculine desire, the unmoved mover who stirred her subjects to acts of gallantry and heroism. He watched in silence as the aficionado sniffed the paprika bouquet and stirred the velvety stew with his spoon. A prolific and polemical author unafraid to offend any and all comers, Abbey was a gadfly who reveled in the controversy he stirred. His hurt expression and absent apology stirred little guilt in her hardened bosom. The comment stirred up memories of Barb's sister who died of skin cancer two years ago. Of course, as any opera lover knows, Bizet never actually stirred himself to visit the country in which his most popular opera is set. When the beans are cold he stirred in more fresh dill and enough strained Greek yoghurt to bind them into a soft dip. Joshua stirred from his sound slumber, finding Bonnie just as close as he remembered. We trembled from the initial bolt of lightning to the moment when the quickened corpse stirred, arose and lurched from the laboratory table. His mug was waiting by the stove. He poured himself the full of it and stirred in three spoons of sugar. A proper, complete filling of the cell with liquid ensured the absence of the air bubbles while the cell was stirred. Several of the sleeping men stirred in their sleep as the chill disturbed their slumber. The memories stirred up by these compositions are very purposeful, if only half-formed. Even the wording of the wedding invitation has stirred up interfamilial virulence. Dara stirred in her sleep on the beaten and faded blue sofa in front of him before she finally opened her eyes. The white water that can be stirred up with a little wind often produces the conditions from which we can catch good tailor and jewfish. The paintings seemed stirred by the same passions that fuel the Spanish love for bullfights. Show More Sentences No life stirred except where, against the sky, buzzards planed and glided on motionless wings. The external water was thoroughly stirred with a pipette for 15 s and the additional fluorescent intensity was measured. During the ceremony sugar crystals and water are stirred in a steel bowl with a Kirpan before the initiate drinks the mixture. Tim stirred it well, to mix in all the little left behind bits of fried chicken, garlic and breadcrumbs. Before sealing the crucible, the alkanols were manually stirred with a metal wire to facilitate the mixing of the two components. At the press of a button, the heated water blends with the pre-mix and is stirred to the correct consistency by a mechanical whipper. A hot dry wind stirred up small whirlwinds of dust and sand, forcing her to squint. He was stirred by Charles de Gaulle's broadcasts on behalf of the French resistance, which were reaching Martinique from neighbouring islands. The bundle of clothes stirred and a fairly groggy Sukari sat up, hair surprisingly kempt despite her burrowing into the pillows during the night. Yesterday, we stirred ourselves early in the day in order to go for a walk at Bedgebury Pinetum, followed by lunch at the Oak and Ivy. I reached back and squeezed her shoulder, watching as she stirred and awoke, waking them in the process. He stirred, and gently woke Raquel, who stretched luxuriously over him and smiled stupidly up at his face. James shook his head and stirred himself from his reverie, bringing himself back to the real world. Filler can settle out of suspension, requiring the material to be stirred or agitated before and after it is removed from the container. Between sobs he had stirred, whisked, and vehemently scolded the kitchen maids into attending their own bowls as reverently as he did his own. Savitri threw into the wok six handfuls of chopped okra and stirred them around with a large metal spatula. People get stirred up and aggressive and go home and knock their family about. It had been a long day, and the FBI meetings in Perryton had stirred up unwelcome memories. The Chinese audience's enthusiasm was stirred, and the hall resonated with greetings in the Korean language. With his courtly, old-fashioned manner, he may never have stirred Democratic crowds to a fever pitch. Show More Sentences It's unrewarding, too, since the leaves aren't fragrant until they are stirred in a pan. Both the roots and leaves of the Soapwort contain saponin and when stirred in water produce a lather which may be used for washing. I thought that friction would figure in to it somewhere, given that soap only lathers when stirred up by whatever means. Junior poured himself a mug of coffee, and stirred in a spoonful of powdered creamer. He stirred and I worried that he would wake while I was amputating his leg. I liked the bit about the engine cowls scraping along the runway as the mortar bombs stirred in the hold. We're used to having pounds of fatty pork stirred into almost every recipe Congress dishes up. No objective has stirred explorers more than the search for the source of the Nile. So far, quickest results have been obtained when the composting was done in a closed container with the material stirred by a mixing auger. Of course I was incapable of understanding much of it at the age of seven, but I soon discovered that adults were stirred by the words. Amusingly, as it stirred the hot air in the room, it caused the ceiling fan to rotate slowly. Who could fail to be stirred into making her pappardelle with fresh porcini or roast wild duck with port and blackcurrant sauce? But he was not stirred to battle because the English had killed his father, as claimed in Braveheart. Nothing ever stirred these people to the point when they rose from their chairs and clapped. While Oliver stirred his spoon around the steaming soup, Simon flipped through the book he'd been reading. Miguel stirred and roused from sleep as the sound of footsteps echoed in the room and the lights came on. If you've ever used a loofah in the shower, you've stirred up some stem cells. The aspic was soft, and studded with cubes of short rib and foie gras, which melted with the cream when you stirred them. And even when they are stirred into action, it then takes a further ten minutes to assemble them all together. The page stirred from his pallet on the hearth and poked the fire back to life, then padded over, yawning, with a candle. Show More Sentences Drinks run the gamut from Manhattans to Martinis but shaken or stirred they cost a bomb. Absentmindedly she stirred her curdling hot chocolate, staring into its deep brown depths contemplatively. That such a policy may have stirred up the enmity which resulted in last week's atrocious acts of violence should not be dismissed out of hand. The moratorium has been there all that time, and they have not stirred themselves and put the necessary plans in place. Or recognizing the many qualities of his own nature in Pater, was Hopkins stirred to act against the lure of those qualities? I watched a leaf fall from one of our two avocado trees and circle in the air, stirred by the wind's hand. Next day I simply emptied the bag into the prepared pot, stirred to brown and then added two big sliced onions and a few diced baby carrots. She stirred in her sleep at this, and he chuckled a little, his hand still playing lightly over her hair. At the back is a bank of fine silt that is invariably stirred up by the first few divers who venture inside, so try to be first there if you can! But, given the strong feelings he stirred in Maoridom that led to this interview, it is a shame that he left us in the lurch without explanation. On a whim I added some maraschino liqueur and a few dashes of orange bitters to the Auchentoshan, stirred the drink over ice, and sampled it. After 24 h the contents of the container were stirred and 25 ml was pipetted into test tubes and freeze-dried. Punch and Layerthorpe were on level terms as they started the pairs but Punch stirred themselves to close the match 6-3 in their favour. The captain stirred feverishly in his sleep, talking aloud about one thing and another. Richard stayed silent, nothing stirred and he could hear his heart beating nervously and the faint crackle of the flames. The declaration soon stirred the entire Ijaw population, and more than 500 Ijaw communities supported it. His letters stirred Mr. Gladstone into a convulsive paroxysm of burning revolt against the barbarities they described. Kara stirred her milkshake, giggling as Chase gulped down his third ice cream sundae. These experiences had a profound effect and undoubtedly stirred her powerful maternal feelings. Guiseley stirred themselves to try and regain a bit of pride and he slipped a good ball to young striker whose effort was taken by him. Show More Sentences The strangely murky waters of the UK's broadband market were stirred up once again last week, making things clear as mud, as usual. If the patient is using Seconal, it's either mixed in water to create a bitter drink or stirred into pudding or applesauce to hide the taste. I stirred the meaty stew, to keep it from starting a thick skin on the top. Not only have they stirred up the pop scene but they've thrown an overly serious world of classical music into a tizzy. I smiled a sickly half smile, and then stirred some baking powder into the sponge cake batter. Come on tell me. What's your pleasure? Vodka and cherry. Shaken, not stirred. She stirred her cappuccino with a cinnamon stick, and looked thoughtfully at the foam for a few minutes. By the time he is chucked out of the funeral home, he has stirred the audience's pity and contempt in equal measure. Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has stirred a real hornets' nest with his call to scrap the FA Academy system. The bedclothes stirred and Auntie smiled sleepily and he climbed up to have cuddles. The woman lay fast asleep under a blanket on her bed, until the noise of the snoring outside stirred her. Instead of or in addition to a bonding primer, a bonding additive can be stirred into the first of two topcoats. I frowned and shaded in an area quickly, then stirred a dry paintbrush inside an empty jar. He stirred and opened his eyes again he reached out and touched my face, his fingers so cold that they chilled me. She shook Jason by the shoulders and he stirred a little, but did not wake up. When I was a child we stirred next year's plum pudding in October and made mincemeat in November. Spraying the area with water can reduce the dust that gets stirred up by cleaning chicken coops or digging in the dirt. She plunged a single sugar cube into the cup and stirred before taking a sip. The role of private investigators has stirred controversy in the investigation. The tightly controlled choreography stirred the emotions while celebrating the unsung heroes of the backroom. Show More Sentences The saga of the mayor's proposed East London house has stirred up far more controversy than a supposedly straightforward and above-board transaction deserves. Father stirred fretfully, trying to throw off the heavy quilts. Inside of the child, emotions stirred and the mind was incredibly active. And there is no doubt, too, that its legacy will be marred by the controversy it stirred, both on and off screen. He stirred momentarily before refolding his arms and settling down. Passion seems to be repressed in Linda, who prefers control to stirred emotions, and who thinks that being ruled by passion goes against everything she stands for. But maybe the residual effect of the lockout stirred up some emotions. Paired with long vests, which were also embellished, they stirred up notions about religious uniforms, rituals, and rapture. Try it stirred into soured cream next time you buy rollmops. He heated some oil, stirred in a few sheets of gelatin, let the mixture cool in a baking dish and then sliced it into squares. Instead of feeling down in the dumps it stirred me into action but this time I'm hoping a victory at Mottram will inspire me even more in the final run-in to the season. His account of the events in the run-up to Singapore's Separation from Malaysia and independence in 1965 stirred up bad blood across the Causeway. And he really stirred up the opposition crowd the day he ran into an open goal, placed the ball on the ground and back-heeled it through for a goal! Whether as stimulant or a sedative such tales must have stirred the deepest wells of political consciousness in the most backward of backwoodsmen. The funeral has stirred up old divisions, and has been criticized by many as inappropriately partisan. Rather, all of the manufactured antibodies are all stirred up but have nowhere to go. Cosby would offer them a drink, and then wait until the effects of whatever undisclosed substance he had stirred in took hold. The timing of the violence against the students has particular resonance and has stirred public sentiment. The Nivelle offensive of April 1917 had been oversold as a war-winning master stroke, and its failure stirred deep-seated discontent into open mutiny. In the harbor of Manhattan, two bargees stirred sleepily last week. Show More Sentences She did not hear him come in as she stirred batter to make pancakes. The operation stirred up sharp opposition in these semi-autonomous areas, which traditionally have been out-of-bounds to the Pakistani security forces. Jol had his emotions stirred by Sunday's memorial service for Nicholson, who guided Tottenham to their first league and cup double and unprecedented success in Europe. Where white is fresh and crisp and bright, cream has just a slight tinge of yellowish brown stirred in, softening the harshness that's often seen in pure white. He stirred as she shook her and looked up at him with watery eyes. The roar of the waves stirred many an emotion in the young minds and that childhood romance with the ocean led to the birth of some adventurism in them. I preferred her so rather than in that Madonna-like tranquillity which stirred the depths of my heart. He carefully shifted his weight and moved off of the bed, casting a quick glance across his back to assure himself that he hadn't stirred his wife. The entire vaccine debate has been stirred up for the umpteenth time this week by our national influenza epidemic. How many knew or worried about their dead relatives' organs until they were stirred up by showboating politicians, chancing lawyers, and medical crusaders? Thirty years after it ended, the emotion this crisis stirred continues to paralyze America's diplomatic imagination. Not a leaf, not a blade of grass, stirred in the sultry air. Slight anger stirred inside my temporarily blank mind, what about me? A few rats and some crows stirred at his coming and scampered or flew off, releasing angry caws and twitters as they cursed Romon for interrupting their meal. She skimmed the bubbling surface for the burnt sugar and carried it across the kitchen to the sink, went back and stirred again, more burnt sugar. Each sample was stirred, mixed by pipeting up and down until suspended and transferred to a borosilicate glass test tube and mixed with 10 ml distilled water. Suddenly, all those first inklings of vocation that stirred in childhood, the unshaped consciousness of call, the inner yearnings and searchings, are brought into sharp focus. She stirred a bit, but was still fast asleep, after a few more rings of the clock, her hand shot out of her bed, looking for the snooze button on her alarm clock. Samantha Ashton stirred and sat perfectly upright in the chair. But the reporter's calls obviously stirred up the somnolent possums within Labor and alerted government people to a delicious political opportunity waiting to be had. Show More Sentences Out in the wider world, public opinion stirred, especially in the cities, stimulated by the pamphlets and broadsheets which printing made possible. He dropped the spatula, picked up a spoon and stirred some sauce. Jim Broadbent is the bellowing RHPS training sergeant and Hugh Laurie the preening wing commander Gutsy, who likes his bug juice shaken not stirred. The staging of rock events at Old Trafford has stirred up controversy in the past, much of it stemming from the Oasis concert held there last year. I stir one teaspoon of a half-and-half mixture of apple cider vinegar and honey into a 6-ounce glass of water with a teaspoon of orange powder stirred in and dissolved. Serena picked up a spoon and stirred the froth on her coffee. The mixture was stirred until the solutions turned colorless. The drink was stirred with the spoon and then sipped and savored. He took his spoon and stirred a sugar packet into his coffee. I nodded slightly and stirred some sugar into my iced tea with a straw. It was unbelievable the way his voice and carisma stirred the people. His train of thought was interrupted as she stirred and woke up. Andy and I never stirred from our seats the entire while, and just found random topics, random items, and random inspirations for our shameless babble. Sligo stirred themselves and he took a point when a goal looked on. It comes most vividly to life when the chorus is aroused as, for example, when the ladies are stirred to anger by the antics of the strutting Lieutenant Zuniga. Tiny, rice-shaped orzo absorbs liquid and flavor much like rice, but it doesn't need to be stirred obsessively for a perfectly al dente, creamy result. Yet despite his heroism, Freeman also stirred up storms of controversy. The young man's imagination was stirred by the account given of Hertz's work, and the idea occurred to him that Hertzian waves might be used in communication. Former prime minister Ivan Kostov has stirred up further controversy on the Brady bond swop with a letter urging his successor Simeon Saxe-Coburg to call off the deal. The hot wind stirred its leafy boughs, and some of the living elements of this tree passed to me in understanding and friendliness expressing The Spirit of Australia. Show More Sentences When the first ship entered, it stirred up dust into a swirl. And in clinging so faithfully to the past, he has stirred uncomfortable complaints that he is propelling his country towards an old-fashioned constitutional crisis. Far too big and heavy for the average stove top, these are set on single-ring gas burners on the ground, and stirred with something more like an oar than a cooking utensil. I felt my heart flutter in my chest as butterflies stirred in my stomach. Something had stirred him prematurely from his sleep about an hour before his alarm would have sounded, and a sense of foreboding coursed through him. However, all this talk of trust and credibility has stirred my curiosity. The galaxy itself is turning, as shown in the example in the photograph, sort of like the spiraling froth on the top of a cup of cocoa after it's been stirred. Both have maintained they have been hard-done by and both have stirred up a public furore over whether they are the victims of the justice system. Consequently, the extruder has a residence time measured in seconds or, at most, minutes, rather than in hours for most stirred tank reactions. But the return of this migrant to Egypt's shores has stirred the jabberers into a chunter. She took her spoon and stirred the melted butter into the yellow meat of the yam. He stirred the campfire stew with a peeled stick, so the bark wouldn't get in it. The sudden influx of fresh water stirred the layers, allowing nutrients to float to the top, where duckweed and other plants reside. The boy dragged on his rope reins, stirred a bit painfully in his seat, and drove slowly and knockingly away. Except for furtive movements by individual submarines and minelayers, not a dog stirred from August till November. In addition to constant aeration, most cultures are manually mixed or stirred on a regular basis. In these processes, pig iron is melted and a strong current of air is directed over it while it is stirred or agitated. Puddling was a means of decarburizing pig iron by slow oxidation as the iron was manually stirred using a long rod. Accordingly, Louis stirred up dissent and fomented plots in attempts to destabilise his father's reign. Their martyrdom stirred resentment of the French and inspiring additional martyrs for the Protestant cause. Show More Sentences The two outboard engines do not have reversers, reducing the amount of debris stirred up during landing. Timmy Easterling, 5, vigorously stirred his green bath salts, breaking up darker chunks with his spoon. It is now common to perform ladle metallurgical operations in gas stirred ladles with electric arc heating in the lid of the furnace. The junipers and pinyons, stirred by the breeze, stretch animal arms in their branches. Italian nationalism was stirred by the outbreak of the war and was initially strongly supported by a variety of political factions. Known for her charismatic, ethereal dancing, Pavlova stirred the imagination of viewers of all classes. The Affair had stirred in France a desire for the cathartic chiliasm of teleological redemption. Only the hum of the miserable creatures stirred the heavy murk that beaded our foreheads with sweat as we pushed our way through it. The solution thus prepared called methoxide was added to vegetable oil and stirred at a constant rate at 600C for one hour. Hot distilled water is sprayed over the ester and stirred gently and allowed to settle in the separating funnel. The usual bevvy of beautiful women will see the secret agent stirred if not shaken. Mihamadawi statements stirred reactions against him that denounced rachis inclinations of the call. That night he was almost too happy to sleep, and so much love stirred in his little sawdust heart that it almost burst. Despite the fact that you can be very discreet, when stirred you can be much feistier when it comes to possessions. Cultures were stirred continuously at 45 rpm and fermenter pH was measured daily before feeding using a portable pH meter. As Schlegel had suggested ironists do, Blackwood's welcomed the confusion and controversy it stirred. Word of William's defeat at Gerberoi stirred up difficulties in northern England. In the original puddling technique, molten iron in a reverberatory furnace was stirred with rods, which were consumed in the process. The mixture was subjected to a strong current of air and stirred with long bars, called puddling bars or rabbles, through working doors. The peasantry across Russia stirred with rumors and listened to manifestos issued by Pugachev. Show More Sentences Despite the emotions stirred by this task, Mary Shelley arguably proved herself in many respects a professional and scholarly editor. The French presence encouraged by Phaulkon, however, stirred the resentment and suspicions of the Thai nobles and Buddhist clergy. But bearbaiting, then a favourite diversion of high and low, was the abomination which most strongly stirred the wrath of the austere sectaries. The Sui stirred trouble and conflict amongst ethnic groups against the Turks. The required proportions of fat and aqueous phases may be continuously stirred in a premix tank to create a loose emulsion suitable for pumping into the votator line. And if you factor in transvestitism, things get really stirred up. The clouds shut in once more, and a threatsome wind stirred the trees, and Fayre gave over his song and raced back to town out of the weather that was beginning to happen. An enrapt audience stirred only to applaud and ask for more. The idea of featuring palm reading on the cover stirred some controversy in the Post editorial offices-the practice was banned in some small towns. And now he has stirred another storm by preferring to be sent to judicial custody as he refused to furnish a bail bond in the Nitin Gadkari defamation case. When she arrived at the white boat which floated so stilly on the morning glitter of the water, only just stirred by a breeze from the south, she stepped at once on board. When they learned that they were going to build skatemobiles in the shop, a spirit of joy and enthusiasm was aroused that stirred the whole school to action. The reading of the novel stirred two religists to contact its author. The Omega Seamaster worn by James Bond stirred the interest of th attendees, and the invitees shook with emotion as they watched the new James Bond movie Casino Royale. This mixture is subjected to a strong current of air and stirred by long bars with hooks on one end, called puddling bars or rabbles, through doors in the furnace. Wind stirred the grass, leaving streaks of gold-green light, and the patterns of lambas on women coming home from the market took on the vividness of a Degas painting. This relatively new situation has stirred some internal critique, but the Danish population has generally been very supportive, in particular of the War in Afghanistan. Those articles in the tabloids stirred up a real hornets' nest. From this moment, the name Byron became synonymous with all the prohibitions and audacities as if it had stirred up the very essence of the rise of those forbidden things. Frittatas are Italian omeletes that have the ingredients stirred into the eggs before cooking, rather than being folded inside after the eggs are set. Show More Sentences Let stumps not sprout, but harbor and castle, be brainpans for a hive of thought, stirred awake and hungry and taking off for a sweeter elsewhere. Thoughts on comfortable clothing were stirred by a recent newspaper article on the unacceptability of lungis as appropriate wear outside the home. Soon the First Great Awakening stirred Protestants throughout America. The more lighthearted palinodes were more successful, such as Geoff Horton's recantation of his youthful view that a martini should be shaken rather than stirred. Puddling was a means of decarburizing pig iron by slow oxidation, with iron ore as the oxygen source, as the iron was manually stirred using a long rod. Examples from Classical Literature The ice bag laid across her body stirred like a live thing as the ice melted, then it settled and was still. Having stirred the malt very carefully, light the fire under it, and get the liquor quickly to 170 or 180 degrees of heat. Sea-holly is another family of July-flowering plants that does well on poor, sandy soils that have been deeply stirred. This yelp, sounding above the somniferous monotone of grumbling, stirred Cap'n Sproul from his dozing. When thus cured it is stirred with the tedder often enough to aid in curing the hay quickly. A price so much out of line even for titanite would have stirred all the rival shipbuilders to unwelcome curiosity. He stirred the beads about on his palm, and presently swung them under the droplight. To read of a noble deed brought swift tears to her eyes in these days of mutation, and stirred her to emulative dreams. Formic acid is shed so sensibly by the wood Ant, Formica rufa, when an Ant-hill is stirred, that it can occasion an inflammation. The elder Highlander moaned from time to time in his sleep, but had not stirred for some while. All this while mademoiselle, on the floor at my feet, had neither stirred nor whispered, as rigid as the statued Virgin herself. Or an ounce of wheat bran or kaffir corn meal stirred into the milk will be helpful. Little lucina stirred and woke, yet did not know she woke, not knowing she had slept. A tine gallop of grass sward led to the pound, and over this I went, cheered with as merry a cry as ever stirred a light heart. They had penetrated the mists of alcohol, and stirred a belated contrition. Many a batch of flap jacks have I stirred up in that old coffee pot, paying the sutler 25 cents a pound for self-rising flour. When fermentation is thoroughly established, a further 400 gallons of dunder may be run in, and the whole well stirred up. To be so near the reality, the literal flesh and blood of what had been a long series of efflorescent dreams, quite stirred him. This mixture should be constantly stirred as otherwise the fecula will sink to the bottom. Not a sound broke the silence, for the sea-gulls had vanished with the sunshine, and not even a fieldmouse stirred in the bracken. Show More Sentences Not a leaf stirred, but scent lay long on the warm air, and his nose told him that grunter was down there before him. The whole is well stirred from time to time for 48 hours, and the clear liquor is siphoned off from the precipitate. Her dress was the wing of the sacred beetle, and whenever the wind stirred it played the dreamiest of music. Was it complacence or suspicion that stirred the liquid in the cyst so smoothly? It was inconceivable that in this room the sight of her had once stirred the Beast in him to incontrollable madness. All that time neither Heemskirk nor even his inky shadow had stirred in the least. His heart was stirred to its depths by the reference to the past trouble which lay like a cankerous sore so deep down in it. While occupied in her tensest study hours, down in her subconsciousness lay a memory that stirred like a thing having life. Then a couple of tins of anchovies are macerated and stirred in, oil and all. If coumarin is present, a brown, precipitate will form, and if stirred with a rod it will collect in dark green flecks. But the waters were seething now, stirred to their very lees by plot and counterplot. He had promised me faithfully not to fumble with his cravat, and evidently he had not once stirred. These they stirred over the fire, and made a very satisfactory mess, flavoured as it was with chili pepper and other condiments. Beyond question, the highest sentiments of humanity are those that are stirred by the misfortunes of killable game. It stirred and began to chitter feebly, very sleepy and cross at being awakened. He saw her go by, young and alert in the sunshine, and the May air stirred the curtains. Who has not been stirred to scorn and mirth at the very thought of a chocolate soldier! When everything is stirred smooth and bubbling, toss in the kirsch without missing a stroke of the fork and get to dunking. This, in its turn, after the oxide has been well stirred, should be decanted off. Aunt Jamsiah had been all wrong in her anger at that exploit which had stirred the village. Show More Sentences Eli began to chortle, and Hannah stirred in her sleep, throwing both chubby arms over her head. But dawn has power to fertilise the most matter-of-fact vision, and he was stirred. If a woodlark stirred, he saw the shadow of its wing flit from frond to frond. The whole is then stirred energetically and left to saccharify for three or four hours. Gudrun stirred up her sons, Sorli and Hamther, to go and avenge their sister. For a moment the thought of her flung across the bed and weeping stirred him sensually. Every breeze which stirred the tree-tops was a god, going on some errand for Aeolus. When cake dough is stirred in an aluminum dish, the sides usually become darkened and are liable to discolor the mixture. The Yellow Stone nearly run aground at the mouth of this river, and stirred up the sand so as to discolour the water. Kingozi stirred uneasily, turning his eyes in the direction of the scientist. The pattern for this reservoir type is Fjord's heater, in which the milk is stirred by a stirrer. Life would be as ditchwater were it not stirred to its depths by K.'s secret cable. He watched her as she strove to speak, but if her lips stirred they made no sound. When a year had passed and the sea was again stirred by warmer winds, the father left his country to visit sedna. He gen'rally stirred up the most of his touse In hustling to save the outside of the house. Find more words! 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