| As laws are laid down, the principles of justice on which they were founded crystallise and one is left with the bare bones of legal rules. |
| It is purified by treating it several times with boiling 90 to 95 alcohol, filtering the liquor, and leaving it to crystallise. |
| At regular intervals they remove samples and measure how many of the C triglycerides in the liquid oil phase crystallise out. |
| Worthy inheritors of a tradition of good taste and refinement, Les Elégantes de Longines crystallise the fertile period of the Roaring Twenties. |
| Now I'm moving forward in time for a thousand years, and beginning to shrink, to grow heavier and to crystallise! |
| If you're going to crystallise the rose petals for the topping, simply paint each one with egg white and dip in caster sugar, coating well. |
