Crystallised

Jarmusch recalls a moment with his old friend and collaborator, Waits, as one that crystallised that in-the-moment magic of making music.

Many of Charles's lifelong passions crystallised at that time, above all those for the sacredness of the environment and a rounded education.

The idea for a Scottish Gallery of Art and Design crystallised when he discovered that the entire Charles Rennie Mackintosh Ingram Street Tea Rooms were just “piles of wood in storage”.

This all began as skirmishes but as time passed, it moved from these incredible disturbances to full-blown anarchy, which eventually crystallised into multiple inter-tribal wars with our neighbouring communities.

His was crystallised both by the admission it was unlawful and the later royal commission.

In the absence of turkeys, they will not be allowed to ‘pick up a penguin’ for the dinner table, however – even if Captain Scott’s men did once dine on the bird’s stewed breast in red currant jelly with crystallised ginger and champagne.

The relegation picture crystallised into a straightforward equation in the coming weeks.

The very simple act of offering a nonchalant morning greeting crystallised my method-acting performance.

But, as a cultural moment it also crystallised an idea that swept through fashion month: fashion is not just stuck in the past, it is in bed with it, snuggling up nice and close and rubbing its cold feet on it.

Cut the crystallised citrus peel into matchstick-sized pieces.

According to the study, the weak performance of SPSEs, particularly in power distribution, continues to be a source of fiscal risk, going forward, if the off-budget liabilities get crystallised.

A complex situation has now crystallised into something far simpler.

The pay gap data has crystallised her desire to quit.

Everything sort of crystallised and you'll notice everything was just pouring out.

Pearson (1946:257) Earnest's immediate reception as Wilde's best work to date finally crystallised his fame into a solid artistic reputation.

Solid state Depending on conditions, three major solid forms of glucose can be crystallised from water solutions: α-glucopyranose, β-glucopyranose, and β-glucopyranose hydrate.

The development of high temperature (grand feu) porcelain with crystallised and matte glazes, with or without other decoration, is typical of these works.

The pericarp (fruit/pod) is used in Grenada and also in Indonesia to make jam, or is finely sliced, cooked with sugar, and crystallised to make a fragrant candy.