Sentence examples for alcohol making from inspiring English sources

In the 60s and 70s the government prohibited alcohol making and officials were sent to capture alcohol making equipment.

The compounds also enhance the taste of alcohol, making low-proof spirits seem stronger; recently, Givaudan put them to use in a well-known liqueur.

One is a bill wending its way through the state legislature that would essentially treat marijuana like alcohol, making it legal for people aged 21 and over.

When alcohol was illegal, the American government actually forced industry to poison industrial alcohol making it even more toxic, in an attempt to prevent people from drinking.

It was easy for me to accept his blemished past because I had my own struggles with drugs and alcohol, making me feel like Nancy to his Sid.

Fiona Beckett's wine match The beauty of off-dry German riesling is that not only can it handle spice (it's a great foil for Thai food, too), but it's also wonderfully low in alcohol, making it ideal for daytime drinking.

In reply, someone tweeted that if drinking alcohol makes you an alcoholic, then being in power makes you a dictator.

Rather, alcoholism in individuals often leads to depression and anxiety; indeed, self-medication with alcohol makes depression worse, not better.

The smell of alcohol made their voices more menacing.

Of course not; alcohol makes you lose control.

Most of above made from alcohol once containing deadly government wood alcohol, made drinkable by distillation.