Condense

The scientist was able to condense the findings of his research into a single graph.

The author was able to condense the novel into a short story.

The speaker tried to condense the complicated topic into a simple explanation.

The teacher asked the student to condense his essay to one page.

The scientist was able to condense the research findings into a one-page abstract.

The journalist tried to condense the three-hour interview into a 500-word article.

The teacher asked the students to condense the chapter into a single page summary.

Can you condense this lengthy report into a few pages?

I have to condense my life story into a 500-word essay.

The mountains were so high that the clouds would condense on them, creating a picturesque view.

The diver's mask began to condense as he descended into the chilly water.

The chef used a lid on the pot to help condense the sauce and make it thicker.

After cooking the pasta, I had to wait for it to cool down and for the steam to condense before serving it.

The cold winter morning caused my breath to condense in the air, forming a visible fog.

The cool breeze at night caused the water droplets in the air to condense on the grass.

The car's windshield started to condense when the driver turned on the defroster.

As the plane descended to a lower altitude, the humidity increased, causing the windows to condense.

The scientist used a vacuum pump to condense the gas into a liquid form for easier study.

The cold air made the windows in the house condense, causing them to fog up.

The students watched as their teacher demonstrated how to condense steam into water using a laboratory apparatus.

The air conditioning system at the office was so powerful that it caused the windows to condense.

The athlete will condense their training routine into a shorter time period.

I have to condense my belongings into one suitcase for my flight.

She was able to condense the history lesson into a five-minute summary.

The artist wanted to condense his entire vision into one painting.

The author will condense her trilogy into a single book.

The speaker had to condense a complex concept into a simple explanation.

We need to condense our expenses to save more money.

The author had to condense the entire novel into a 2-hour movie.

Can you please condense your speech so we can stay within the time limit?

The athlete had to condense her training regimen into a shorter period due to an injury.

The company decided to condense their two websites into one.

The scientist had to condense years of research into a 10-minute presentation.

He plans to condense his ten-page report into a two-page executive summary.

The recipe says to condense the soup by simmering it for 30 minutes.

We need to condense the list of potential candidates to the top three.

I had to condense my presentation to 10 minutes because of time constraints.

I had to condense my research paper to fit the page limit.

The movie adaptation of the book had to condense the plot to fit into a two-hour runtime.

The editor asked the writer to condense the article to fit the magazine's page limit.

The speaker tried to condense the complex topic into a few key takeaways for the audience.

He tried to condense his life story into a few pages.

The student was able to condense the information to a single page.

The trainer will condense the training course to two days.

To save storage space, I had to condense the high-resolution images into smaller file sizes.

The editor will condense the article for the newspaper.

The scientist had to condense their research findings into a brief abstract for the conference.

The moisture in the air began to condense and form dew on the grass in the early morning.

When the temperature dropped, the water vapor in the air started to condense into tiny droplets.

As the water freezes, it will condense and expand the pipes.