Sputter

The old lawnmower would sputter and cough every time he tried to start it.

The sputter of the espresso machine was a welcome sound in the early morning.

The sputter of the frying pan indicated that the oil was hot enough for cooking.

The sputter of the broken pipe caused water to flood the basement.

The sputter of the engine made it clear that something was wrong with the car.

I could hear the sputter of raindrops against the window.

The sputter of the fireworks was heard throughout the night sky.

The frying pan made a sputter when I added the vegetables.

The sputter of the welding torch filled the air with sparks and heat.

The old bike made a sputter before finally starting.

The sputter of the firewood made the campfire even more atmospheric.

The artist used a sputter to mix different paint colors without making a mess.

The mechanic used a sputter to prevent oil from spilling out of the engine.

The gardener used a sputter to water the plants in the garden without causing water damage.

The hairdresser used a sputter to prevent hair dye from dripping onto the client's clothes.

The laboratory assistant used a sputter to dispense a precise amount of liquid reagent for the experiment.

The artist mixed her paints with a sputter to achieve the perfect consistency without wasting any paint.

The baker used a sputter to control the flow of batter into the cupcake pan, creating perfectly sized cupcakes.

The bartender carefully removed the sputter from the cocktail shaker, ensuring the drink was perfectly mixed and wouldn't spill.

The scientist used a sputter to add a small amount of liquid to the test tube.

The construction worker used a sputter to pour concrete into a tight space, without making a mess.

The bartender used a sputter to make sure the cocktail didn't spill out of the shaker.

The chemist used a nebulizer to sputter the solution onto the surface.

The sputter of the old engine filled the air as the vintage car drove past.

The politician's sputter was met with laughter and disbelief from the audience.

The politician's sputter of excuses did not satisfy the public.

Her sputter of laughter was infectious and soon the whole room was laughing.

His sputter of a speech failed to impress the crowd.

The salesman's sputter of flattery was unconvincing.

I heard a sputter of curses as the car refused to start.

Her sputter of anger caught everyone off guard.

In his sputter of confusion, he could barely form a coherent sentence.

The sputter of the aerosol can warned that it was almost empty.

The can of soda made a sputter when I opened it.

The sputter of the old typewriter added character to the writer's work space.

The sputter of the candle flame made the room feel cozy and intimate.

The old radio made a sputter before coming to life.

I could hear the sputter of the coffee maker in the morning.

The pharmacist used a sputter to dispense a precise amount of medication.

The scientist used a sputter to add a small amount of liquid into a test tube without contamination.

The hairdresser used a sputter to apply hair dye to a client's hair without making a mess.

The construction worker used a sputter to pour concrete into the mold.

The sputter on the gasoline canister helped prevent any fuel from spilling onto the ground.

The pharmacist dispensed medication using a sputter, ensuring accurate and precise dosing.

The laboratory technician used a sputter to dispense a small amount of acid.

The baker used a sputter to control the flow of batter into the cupcake pan.

The artist used a spray gun to sputter paint onto the canvas.

The sputter of the lighter indicated that it was almost out of gas.

The gas stove had a small sputter when it was first turned on.

The sputter of the grill signaled that the coals were too wet.