pour something out

Examples of pour

pour
She does not paint but rather pours her soul, talent and intelligence onto the canvas.
She pours herself into the music in a manner reminiscent of many seventeenth- and eighteenth-century virtuosos; it was compelling then and remains so now.
The purest water was normally obtained from caves and was placed in bowls and poured onto idols, world trees, or the ground.
Melted paraffin wax was poured over the agar to provide an effective hydraulic seal.
I took the alcohol from one of the preparations, poured it into the water and drank.
The phenomenal wealth that poured from the desert changed forever the lifestyles of the people.
A very small volume of fixative (methanol 3 : acetic acid 1) was poured into the hypotonic solution.
A freshly prepared mixture of 3 volumes methanol: 1 volume acetic acid was slowly run onto the pellet and poured off; this was repeated twice.
Following digestion, fluid was poured through a tea sieve into a conical beaker, and allowed to stand for 40 min for sedimentation of larvae.
Money should not be poured into short-lived welfare schemes where the process of ageing is less well charted.
He also poured scorn upon other members of the parliamentary classes and was withering in his condemnation of the present (whig) ministry.
The fluid was squeezed from the swab into the stomacher bag or poured into a sterile test tube.
The suspension was mixed with an equal volume of 1.4 % low melting point agarose and poured into a prechilled mould.
The cell and bead mixture is poured through a magnetic column.
Desires repressed in every fan's throat come pouring back as singers on stage or record sing our muteness.
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