Examples of 'enough to melt' in a sentence
Meaning of "enough to melt"
Enough to melt: a phrase indicating that something is sufficient to cause melting, often used figuratively
How to use "enough to melt" in a sentence
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enough to melt
Fires not hot enough to melt steel.
Enough to melt even the coldest of hearts.
And temperatures are hot enough to melt lead.
Enough to melt almost everything in a matter of seconds.
That temperature is high enough to melt lead.
Enough to melt sea ice in large amounts.
The surface is hot enough to melt lead.
Enough to melt completely before reaching the ground.
Shoot fireballs hot enough to melt ice.
Hot enough to melt ice.
All of us are fortunate enough to melt faces.
Hot enough to melt lead.
The heat would be enough to melt.
This is hot enough to melt some types of metal.
Only the fires of hell were hot enough to melt it.
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Degrees hot enough to melt solid aluminum.
Temperatures there can be high enough to melt lead.
It was hot enough to melt the steel cables at the stage.
The water should be warm enough to melt the oil.
Hot enough to melt metal and walk out unscathed.
You just want it to be hot enough to melt the chocolate.
Not enough to melt them.
This overwhelming fire should be enough to melt the ice.
His goodness is enough to melt even the hardest of hearts.
And the beam never gets intense enough to melt metal.
Enough to melt aluminium.
This is hot enough to melt metal.
During clean the oven temperatures will be hot enough to melt foil.
This temperature is hot enough to melt plastic and soften solder.
It can feed off jets of water that are hot enough to melt lead.
Its flames were strong enough to melt the windows in the surrounding buildings.
I am not surprised that his service to you was enough to melt your heart.
This could be enough to melt the ice and clear out your drain.
The powder should burn hot enough to melt the lock.
Enough to melt the whole surface of the Earth.
The heat of the toffee should be enough to melt the chocolate.
That 's hot enough to melt lead and certainly too hot for me.
I am strong enough to protect you and soft enough to melt your heart.
Ash and mud hot enough to melt shoes has buried homes and people.
It was realized that the temperature inside the bubble was hot enough to melt steel.
The temperature should be high enough to melt the adduct in the inert liquid.
And this fireman is able to walk into flames hot enough to melt metal.
We think the surface is hot enough to melt rock and has liquid lava lakes.
Otherwise the water will prevent the joint for heating up enough to melt the solder.
And the heat produced may be enough To melt the underside of the ice sheet.
A crushing carbon dioxide atmosphere … temperatures hot enough to melt lead.
Heat from the fire was intense enough to melt shoe soles on the deck above.
If enough heat-generating factories could be built the heat would be enough to melt.
A glance at your face is enough to melt my sadness ;.
A prospect hot enough to melt the hearts of even the most hardened skeptics?
