come to the boil造句

• Once gravy comes to the boil, add the prawns, fernshoots and asam gelugor.
• Just as the coffee comes to the boil, the pot is removed from the heat.
• Before the mixture comes to the boil remove from the heat, the mixture should be foaming on top.
• Max is reluctant to choose sides but when things come to the boil between the two, his loyalty is tested.
• The only mystery about the present crisis with Iraq is why it has taken this long to come to the boil.
• Following this, the spoon is removed and the pot is put on moderate heat; if too high, the coffee comes to the boil too quickly, without time to extract the flavour.
• There are pasta sauces you can make in the time it takes the pasta-cooking water to come to the boil, and there are those that are really fast _ 8 to 10 minutes, the time it actually takes to cook the pasta.
• When asked about the group's name in an interview, Maximum the Ryo-kun stated " Take it as you like, it means anything from the Japanese cuisine for cooking animal innards to the sensation of the maximum amount of your hormones coming to the boil!
• Christians in the Holy Land and overseas said Monday that construction of a mosque near a major Christian shrine in Jesus'boyhood town of Nazareth could be destroying archaeological treasures _ the latest chapter of a dispute threatening to come to the boil as Christmas approaches.
• Eric Waugh in " The Independent " referring to Flackes'reporting of The Troubles said " When it began to come to the boil-in 1966-Flackes at once displayed before the network audience a notable talent for the simple exposition, balanced yet necessarily brief, of what was a highly complex community problem ."
• "Anxious to avoid a confrontation, for Johnson was already hissing like a kettle coming to the boil, Mr . Hamilton promptly agreed with him, observing that having drunk three glasses, he was beginning to suffer from a headache, " is the set up for one of Johnson's many ill-tempered encounters with the world.