Alright. Once you kill the heat, let it cool down slowly in the cooking liquid overnight with the pot. If you chill it too quickly, the bitterness won't drain out completely. (N4 lesson 32)
Synchronizing perfectly with the rotary press rotation speed, I am maintaining taut web tension. With this, we won't trigger paper breaks and can power through 10,000 copies! (N3 lesson 60)
While residual boiler pressure hasn't fully vented and cooled, re-wrap the heat-resistant hemp cord packing kneaded with graphite. Press it in evenly without leaving gaps. (N3 lesson 109)
This verse by the dock worker is magnificent. Rather than using complex vocabulary, it depicts the morning sunrise over the wharves and laborer pride through robust rhythm and expressive power. (N3 lesson 168)
Ah, someone who seems to be from the family of the worker killed in the accident has just come out of the interview room at the back, looking utterly drained...! Should I run over with the mic and approach them right away? (N2 lesson 19)
Yeah. The warning foghorn sounded by the keeper alone cannot prevent accidents. I'll pursue the truth of this anomaly lurking in the harbor shadows through the paper and sound the alarm for society! (N3 lesson 52)
