Sentence examples for blenders from inspiring English sources
It gives the liquor a mildly minty taste and is hugely popular – by early evening, the whizz of blenders churning out pisco sours is competing with the clatter of guests.
After a few more decades of fencerow-to-fencerow corn production for ethanol, we may need to change the name of the midwestern Great Plains to the Great Desert.Roald Evensen River Falls, WisconsinSIR —You state: "The federal government offers ethanol producers a subsidy of 51 cents per gallon... ...... The federal tax credit is not for the ethanol producers, but for the ethanol blenders.
Yet blenders and consumers have no means of distinguishing good biofuel from bad.Biofuels from poor but sunny countries, where crops yield much more energy and costs are lower, tend to be both cheaper and more environmentally friendly.
And, as of this year, the venerable Ocean Youth Club is no more.The International Sail Training Association itself is about to lose its longtime sponsor, the blenders of Cutty Sark whisky (whose name it means "short shirt", in Scottish dialect is derived from a famous 19th-century tea-clipper now in dry dock at Greenwich, on the river Thames; hence the connection).
The French, for instance, then made quenelles de brochet using a mortar and pestle, not to be found in the average American kitchen, where blenders were all the rage.
At a Dr Reddy's plant in Hyderabad, huge blenders mix chemicals; powder is compressed into tiny tablets; green and white capsules jumble out of machines like popcorn; workers pack boxes methodically.
In Moscow too there is a market for single malt that did not exist before.The shift to this more exclusive tipple means that Mr Cox's distillery, which used to sell much of its product to whisky blenders, now keeps everything for its own lines.
Until 2005, he had never mentioned the subject, except to mock wind farms as "giant bird-blenders" and to demand "a massive road-building programme" in defiance of all environmental sense.
One of the most uncompromising genre-blenders was 24-7 Spyz, whose 1990 album, "Gumbo Millennium," is both a definitive document of the movement and a good definition of it.
Master Blenders, a Dutch coffee company that makes the Douwe Egberts and Senseo blends, received a takeover offer worth around €7.6 billion ($9.8 billion) from Joh. A. Benckiser (JAB), the investment vehicle for Germany's Reimann family.
The incorporation in 1960 of the Tobacco Pipe Makers & Tobacco Blenders was a revival of a former company that fell into desuetude in the 19th century.
