Sentence examples for be distilled in five from inspiring English sources
She repeated a message that could be distilled in five words: Bush, Iraq, time for change.
Its spirit is distilled in two classic pieces at the Clark.
Its righteously upbeat tone is distilled in three folk songs by Pete Seeger.
For starters it must be distilled in Ireland (obviously).
Before Mr Jiang, Deng Xiaoping's thinking was distilled in the phrase: "One centre and two basic points" (or, for audiences in Hong Kong and Taiwan, "One country, two systems").In this section Go slow The power of fish Particulates matter Comprehensive education ReprintsChinese Communist slogans do not count if you cannot count by them.
These were just the Beam products that the company put on display; Beam also produces the wonderfully named Old Grand-Dad, Old Overholt, and Old Crow whiskeys, and owns the iconic bourbon brand Maker's Mark, which is distilled in Loretto, about forty-five minutes down the road.
The riotous living of the prodigal, enriched with elements from illustrations for the seven deadly sins (see deadly sin) and the Ten Commandments, was distilled in various Italian lives of harlots and rakes, the most comprehensive and drastic of which are mid-17th-century Venetian.
Two attitudes were distilled in the crisis one conservative and anti-monarchic, the other radical and pro-monarchic.
The Roosevelt Court's constitutional theory was distilled in a famous footnote in United States v. Carolene Products (1938), known today simply as "Footnote Four".
