melt/melting

The patty melt was invented in San Francisco in the 1930s by a guy named Tiny Naylor.

So, traditionally a patty melt is rye bread, Swiss cheese, grilled onions with a patty inside.

The cell sort of melts away, releasing new corona particles ready to attack more cells.

Most of it was melted down, destroying countless works of art and jewellery.

As the crust bounces back, melted and flowing crust forms a temporary mountain stretching 10 kilometers into the sky..

A few unfortunately timed volcanoes could melt a lot of CO2 at once and ruin everything.

So clarify butter is a melt down the butter to take away the white milk we call it inside the butter.

And then you're going to melt your butter, but not brown your butter.

It's thought that some of it was melted down and mixed with copper to hide its origins.

All the particles crammed shoulder-to-shoulder dissolve and melt into a sort of bath of quarks.

But when plates subduct, they don’t actually melt back into the mantle right away.

When microwaved, the water rapidly vaporizes, making the butter melt quickly— and sometimes, a bit violently.

And this particular spot dada, it's just this melting pot of cultures.

The roots insulate and protect them from things like mantle plumes that could melt or break them apart from below.

And they would take these lead plates out of the battery and melt them down in an open fire spreading toxic dust across the community.

Over half of our remaining glaciers have melted.

Finally, being in New Zealand and up against it timewise, I I thought the cheese had melted, but it hadn't.

Suddenly, he noticed that the candy bar in his pocket had melted.

And again, this is just a rehearsal and I just kept letting it play out until she melted in all the things.

At some point we want to warm up the planet, but if we do, the CO2 ice will melt and fill up the atmosphere again.

So they finish for good and I watch them go and I'm just watching them and she puts her in the closet before the melting.

Percy Spencer, just after World War II, was working on one of the new military-grade radars while it was active, and he realised that the peanut bar in his back pocket had melted.