1) Terror curdled his blood.

2) The clotted cream on the rhubarb had curdled.

3) Then tipped the curdled sauce down the sink.

4) The milk has curdled.

5) I watched as the sky curdled and darkened and the rain pelted the road with silvery stones.

6) The mist had curdled to a fog which muffled the street-lamps and reduced visibility to thirty or forty yards.

7) The piercing scream curdled her blood.

8) His blood curdled with terror at the sight.

9) All cheese comes from curdled milk.

10) His sudden appearance curdled her blood.

11) The milk has curdled, ie become sour.

12) The milk has curdled and become sour.

13) After a while he spills it. It has curdled and becomes a piece of solid.

14) Pasteurized milk is curdled at 90 degrees F and the curd is cut.

15) The blood in my veins curdled at the horrific sight.

16) Hast thou not poured me as milk,[http:///curdled.html] and curdled me like cheese?

17) At the end of the garden, the waters of the stream that had risen pellucid at their source lay curdled.

18) The Comanche liked to kill young buffalo calves and eat the curdled, partially digested milk from the stomach.

19) After considerable investigation in laboratory work Professor Metchnikoff concluded that life could be prolonged by the consumption of milk curdled in a specific manner.

20) So is the surrounding tissue of her brain, a three-pound (1.4-kilogram), helmet-shaped bolus of fat and protein, wrinkled like a cleaning sponge and with a consistency of curdled milk.

21) Hast thou not poured me out as milk, and curdled me like cheese?

22) First cook the coconut cream over high heat, then lower the heat until the milk and cream begins to break down and separate. Cook until it has curdled, reduced in quantity and gives a shiny sheen.