Utiliser "fermenting" dans une phrase
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fermenting
1. There are traces of quicklime on the bleached arms of the fermenting corpses
2. To dream about something fermenting symbolizes a spiritual transformation
3. Hands shook, lips quivered, but he stood straight, took a deep breath and, as if these words had been fermenting inside him for centuries, said in a deep voice loaded with passion, ‘Today is the first time in my life I feel part of anything
4. Windowmaker, and his 222 Revolution, had succeeded in fermenting great dissent amongst the population
5. of fermenting the ethnic violence that erupted in Urumqi
6. More of the barrels were underground, fermenting the berries inside
7. Silas was getting woozy from the smell of all the fermenting berries
8. This year they planted one more grass field, Mariana wanted to gradually replace the food in silos with hay, instead of fermenting, drying the grass, as in Texas
9. "Oh, yes, yes!" cried Camilla, whose fermenting feelings appeared to rise from her legs to her bosom
10. She asked a question that had been fermenting in the back of her mind
11. Romanticism, which has helped to fill some dull blanks with love and knowledge, had not yet penetrated the times with its leaven and entered into everybody's food; it was fermenting still as a distinguishable vigorous enthusiasm in certain long-haired German artists at Rome, and the youth of other nations who worked or idled near them were sometimes caught in the spreading movement
12. You can call a poolish for “direct sourdough” with the long fermenting time in mind
13. The winery was barely more than a large corrugated shed filled with shiny, state-of-the-art equipment: crushers, fermenting tanks, staggered rows of stacked, aging barrels
14. At last this thick, fermenting voice, a voice lodged inside nightmare flesh, said: Why arent you here?
15. Everything which had been hastily stifled was moving and fermenting
16. "What?" asked the crowd, fermenting close behind in the sun
17. But they are too coarse to recognize the truth in an indirect, roundabout and unfinished form, and they reject everything that is immature, still fermenting and unstable