Examples of 'want to stir' in a sentence
Meaning of "want to stir"
Want to stir: To provoke or incite a reaction or change in a situation or group of people. This phrase is often used when someone wants to create action or discussion about a particular topic or issue
How to use "want to stir" in a sentence
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You do not want to stir up any ghosts.
We have a bottle available if you do not want to stir.
I do not want to stir up any more trouble.
This just seems like you want to stir up drama.
We want to stir up the sports business and.
Hobart said he did not want to stir up the community.
I want to stir this around for a minute or two.
You seem as if you want to stir the pot and emotions.
I want to stir it up at the beginning.
It seems like they just want to stir things up and get attention.
I want to stir up your world.
Obviously there are people who want to stir up discontent in the Middle East.
You want to stir up another revolution.
The most intense color, it is a good choice when you want to stir up excitement.
We would not want to stir up those feelings.
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And because he knows about us . I did not want to stir the waters.
We do not want to stir the pot again.
This is just my opinion and I don't want to stir anything.
I did not want to stir the waters.
Like we had with Howard in the galley . I do not want to stir up trouble.
I do not want to stir her imagination.
Being a recent hire, I did not want to stir anything up.
I did not want to stir the pot but here it is.
After you throw in the apple, you just want to stir for a minute or two.
Do not want to stir up any muck.
However, if cooking on high, you may want to stir occasionally.
I did not want to stir up old problems.
But because we wanted to continue, we did not want to stir [ things ] up.
You do not want to stir that up right now.
Is this person genuinely curious, or do they want to stir conflict?
I do not want to stir up old memories.
With the talk of workers' rights and regulations. We don't want to stir up dissatisfaction.
I did not want to stir up any shit.
And start getting your hopes up. Okay, just don't want to stir things up.
Just want to stir them up a little bit more.
Forgive me, but I do not want to stir all this up again.
We do not want to stir up old grudges or stymie attempts at interfaith dialogue.
Piking party? Why do you want to stir up the anthill?
You will want to stir up your running shoes right away.
No, it doesn't matter. I don't want to stir up any more trouble.
You may want to stir them half way through baking.
Go back to it, Kate . You do not want to stir up any ghosts.
You just want to stir up some shit as usual.
He will probably just have it repaired for you. I don't want to stir up mistrust.
They just want to stir up trouble.
You want to come calmly, 'cause we don't want to stir up the crowd.
I do not want to stir up mistrust.
Yes, so much that even the tea does not want to stir - sorry!
I do not want to stir things up.
You'll want to stir the mixture occasionally until it boils to keep it from burning.
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Examples of using Stir
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Make sure to stir during or after cooking
Stir in the tomatoes and their juices
Because a breeze might stir a rainbow up behind me
