The most common modern cookie, given its style by the creaming of butter and sugar, was not common until the 18th century.

It requires no "creaming," and no rigorous mixing.

Above us the sky arched, enormous, wisps of cloud breaking and forming and flowing through the blue like the creaming of a quiet sea.

The creaming of the sea stopped and instead thevater wassilent, every now and then eddying with a gurgle along the barnacled planking.

This is known as Creaming soda, Ice cream soda, Chill drink or cream soda, though the flavor changes are negligible.

I hear again blackbirds and thrushes in the hedges, and see again bluebells spilling out from the oak woods and over the velvet turf like a creaming of blue water.

--John Miller Creaming DeMuth I read last week's "Committee of Correspondence: Advice for Dole," with some interest and not a little amazement.

Gerhard 'Andy' Heintz (Vocals, Musical Saw) (Also of Giant Paw and Creaming Jesus)

I love this blueberry polenta cake, not least because it is so astonishingly low-effort: the batter itself is just stirred together - no creaming, no bother - and poured over the waiting fruit.

Through the creaming, foaming surface now and then emerged an arm, or a head, or a back, while cruel edges of jagged plank and twisted steel rods advertised that the bridge was turning over and over.

Looking aft at the island as it receded-the fringe of palms like a green necklace along the stark, white beach, the frothy creaming of the waves as they broke upon a reef-Cameron was again struck by the soft, compelling beauty of these seas.

The shaft into which the river hurls itself is an immense chasm, lined by glistening coal-black rock, and narrowing into a creaming, boiling pit of incalculable depth, which brims over and shoots the stream onward over its jagged lip.

Leaving Willadene to turn up the last hem (luckily her hands had softened enough under the nightly creaming that rough skin did not fret the fine cloth) Halwice brought out from a far cupboard a bag not unlike that she herself carried when she was summoned to a healing except larger.

If the first attempt goes wrong, it will most likely be due to the early creaming of the butter.

The most common modern cookie, given its style by the creaming of butter and sugar, was not common until the 18th century.

Not going to happen in the sistine chapel, where the creaming is michelangelo's masterpiece.

Getting the pies ready for the creaming.

Creaming is the process of beating sugar crystals and solid fat (typically butter) together in a mixer.

Creaming is the accumulation of drops in the dispersed phase at the top of the container.

Creaming Creaming was a particularly acute challenge for women.

Milk and cream unaltered other than by pasteurization and gravity or centrifugal creaming.

Emma Thomas plans to launch Screaming and Creaming in the autumn, a horror-themed ice-cream van.

Creaming, in the laboratory sense, is the migration of the dispersed phase of an emulsion, under the influence of buoyancy.

Above us the sky arched, enormous, wisps of cloud breaking and forming and flowing through the blue like the creaming of a quiet sea.

Burgundee (Creaming Soda)

It is clear that the differential pricing structure is not a panacea for tackling creaming [off the easiest cases] and parking," she said.

The creaming of the sea stopped and instead thevater wassilent, every now and then eddying with a gurgle along the barnacled planking.

Groups such as Creaming Jesus, Godflesh and Christian Death obviously find the symbolism only works when combined with "forbidden" associations.

Creaming Jesus were a London-based UK band influenced by gothic rock, punk and thrash metal.

Creaming, when the dispersed phase is less dense than the continuous phase (e.g. milk, cosmetic cream, soft drinks, etc.)

I hear again blackbirds and thrushes in the hedges, and see again bluebells spilling out from the oak woods and over the velvet turf like a creaming of blue water.

--John Miller Creaming DeMuth I read last week's "Committee of Correspondence: Advice for Dole," with some interest and not a little amazement.

Creaming, in this sense, is the technique of blending several ingredients - for example granulated sugar together with a solid fat like shortening or butter - and working them to a smooth mass.

Gerhard 'Andy' Heintz (Vocals, Musical Saw) (Also of Giant Paw and Creaming Jesus)

Steps need to be taken to ensure that the new system of governance of ALMP does not lead to a creaming of the unemployed and an exclusion of disadvantaged groups.

With great care he worked a cream on to the area.

As in any other field, there is only so much cream.

But I have found it in its natural cream color.

I'll try this cream and see how he gets on.

And these boys would be the cream of the defense.

They were about to go on stage before the cream of the county.

They were very good ones too, made of real cream.

He allowed the rest of the cream to end up in his hand.

That was the first time we ever saw the cream come out!

You know I like it when they have a little cream on the inside.

That is a very small amount of cream per person.

Once the ice cream is made, you can make the bed.

Bring them in and let the cream rise to the top.

And you told me to come September for about the cream.

A day cream is the most important skin care treatment.

Just get a, are you ready for an ice cream or later?

Not only will the day be free, but ice cream as well.

"What did you do when the happy cream came out?"

Fine - but what's so different about the new cream?

Then we all get to go out for ice cream together.

It is also used as a cream for sexual problems in both men and women.

Then there was the time a young man went in to buy cold cream.

She was going to meet a friend for ice cream, and then go home.

"Sometimes in this business you've got to just put the numbers to one side and go for the cream."

They would stop for something, maybe an ice cream, and come home early to talk or read.

"We will pay it back within a year rather than five they are creaming so much off."

Yes in the next room I almost creamed myself right there from her last message.

He's worried we're going to get creamed in the press.

Anyone who did that in the last couple of months has gotten creamed.

The water crashed and creamed past them on the right.

Not just a part of the profits, they were creaming money right off the top.

He felt sure the girls were creaming their pants for him.

They had tried to break it up and gotten creamed for their trouble.

He wasn't doing his job and was creaming off me.

If another fight was coming- and it seemed to be- Rick would get creamed again.

In jeans, I come near creaming just watching her walk.

"He could have been down below at the time and just got creamed," Marshall said.

In half a second a guy heading north on a bike almost creamed him.

Add the sugar and continue beating until the two are creamed together.

It didn't take long for her to be creaming all over my face.

I knew my next statement would have him creaming his jeans.

But the human body was never meant to get creamed from three different angles at the same time.

For the record, the state's team had creamed their corn three years in a row.

Then she creamed her face and wiped away the excess.

We Americans are the only ones who didn't get creamed at some point during all of this.

"What we found instead is creaming on the basis of cost.

Since he'd creamed Nick once, he figured it was easy.

You should have been creamed against the bars of that cage.

The main argument against choice is that it would lead to "creaming."