Example sentences for: melts

How can you use “melts” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • National commemoratives include Americium, Germanium, Polonium and Francium; ancient France likewise gets a nod in Gallium (Ga), the only metal that melts in your hand, not in your chamber (unless you have a very warm room)—named both for Gaul (Latin Gallia, that place which, thanks to Julius Caesar's memoir of its subjugation by the Romans, every schoolchild used to know was divided into three parts) and, in a gesture of unusual levity, as a pun on the name of its discoverer, Paul-Émile Lecoq de Boisbaudran.

  • First it melts, then the resulting water rises to the temperature of its surroundings.

  • Unlike many waterfalls, this one is at its most spectacular on the hottest summer afternoons, when the glacier ice melts.

  • Like this terrific confection, he never melts.

  • Most of the rest melts away into higher real-estate prices.


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