| The tuxes sag, the chicken congeals, the novelist's weary eyes turn toward the clock at ten. |
| The shapes into which it congeals are then interpreted and said to prefigure the future. |
| In this chill environment, no matter how warm it is on its way out of the reservoir, oil congeals instantly. |
| In one panel, gray smoke meanders around one of the girls and congeals into a pair of hands clasping her about the waist. |
| The longer you wait, the more the sauce congeals and sweetens. |
| The special feature of this material lies in the fact that it immediately congeals when it comes into contact with liquids and in so doing, forms ultra-flat clumps. |
