Sentence examples for bit of aging from inspiring English sources
The toys — Woody, Buzz Lightyear, the Potato Heads — looked the same, save for a bit of aging to account for wear and tear.
I thought back to how pleasantly surprised I had once been by a tasting of reposado tequilas, in which I learned that a little bit of aging could enhance the singular, undiluted identities of the blanco tequilas that I favored.
They added a bit of aged cow manure, then mixed the seeds with an equal amount of sand and broadcast the mix evenly over the garden.
He and Stone found that the patterns form due to something called the Marangoni Effect the different evaporation rates of water and ethanol combined with the physical artifacts created in the whiskey-making process, like dissolved sugars and microscopic bits of aging barrels.
The restaurants that have preceded this – in Shoreditch, Seven Dials and Guildhall – have proved that it's possible to dedicate a kitchen to seared bits of aged cow without assuming a faux American accent; that there really is such a thing as a British steak house.
We have a bit of age difference, and lifestyle difference.
The other option is to go for something where the tannins have softened with a bit of age.
Flippingly fresh, just out of the water, they are tough; like game, they improve with a bit of age.
The grape reminds me of a cross between sauvignon blanc and riesling, and the '08 was already showing a bit of age.
Julia found this rarest of treasures on closeout for $23, a good, affordable Burgundy with a bit of age, the complex and understated 2008 Charles Audoin Marsannay.
