(1) The sauce should not boil or the egg yolk will curdle.

(2) The fermentation of milk causes it to curdle.

(3) Milk may curdle in warm weather.

(4) The strange sound made his blood curdle.

(5) Terror curdled his blood.

(6) The herb has been used for centuries to curdle milk.

(7) Lemon juice curdles milk.

(8) The clotted cream on the rhubarb had curdled.

(9) When heated(/curdling.html), sour cream will curdle quickly.

(10) Mrs Curdle had learnt this handicraft as a young girl and was an expert.

(11) The milk has curdled.

(12) At the end of the garden, the waters of the stream that had risen pellucid at their source lay curdled.

(13) There is more dicey woodwind intonation in the Eroica, and the oboe tone in the Funeral March curdles alarmingly.

(14) Do not let the sauce boil or it will curdle.

(15) The mist had curdled to a fog which muffled the street-lamps and reduced visibility to thirty or forty yards.

(16) Again,() it's vital not to overheat the liquid because it will curdle as well as lose its taste.

(17) The Comanche liked to kill young buffalo calves and eat the curdled, partially digested milk from the stomach.

(18) That sense of compassion could vault to the surface very quickly if the economic miracle began to curdle.

(19) The sluggish cream wound curdling spirals through her tea.

(20) Curdling occurs when milk turns sour and forms solid 2 chunks.

(21) The stuff was all over her left thigh, curdling and blistering the skin.

(22) In working life he is a Boeing 747 pilot and he also gave an in-depth demonstration on the blood curdling medieval art.

(23) Then whisk in the beaten egg gradually, adding a teaspoon of flour with each addition to stop curdling.

(24) This means forming effective partnerships with low-cost countries, and not seeing every new entrant as a primitive, blood- curdling threat.

(25) As we arrived at the edge of the village, a blood curdling yell a rang out.

(26) To the victim's piercing scream of fear the enraged Beast responded with a Blood - curdling groan.