Sentence examples for brew alcohol from inspiring English sources

Bishop's Crusoe, unlike Defoe's, managed to brew alcohol from island berries Bishop's little joke on herself and struggled to remember lines from books far out of reach.

Previously, it had taken the group up to a month to brew alcohol, which they had flavored with nettles and pinecones.

He uses his discovery of how to brew alcohol to persuade an island chief to hand over his daughter; she enters the marriage with her eyes open, but there's an optimism about their child-bearing union that the previous 300 pages of this harrowing, high‑octane novel make it almost impossible to share.

Nuclear experts reached by telephone in the United States and Britain said they knew of no connection between brewing alcohol and the processes required to build nuclear weapons.

("Every barbarian family brews alcohol and all of them like to drink; the barbarians drink like cattle, not even stopping to breathe in the process").

Cassidy, who was working on her Phd, thought draff, the residue of barley husks that is a byproduct of using grain in brewing alcohol products such as whisky, would act as a cleansing agent.

The high levels of violence in the jail, which takes most of its inmates from Bristol and Gloucester, included 17 assaults on staff, 19 fights and 53 assaults on prisoners within six months: "The violence was driven by the supply of drugs, particularly synthetic cannabinoids such as Spice, and diverted medicines and illicitly brewed alcohol.

The possible reasons for the considerable grain consumption increases are industrial uses in brewing alcohol, starch production, and the pharmaceutical industry.

The most important novel resource is pods which are valued for fodder and to a smaller extent for the production of an organic medicine and brewing alcohol (in one town) (Table 3).

Brewing alcohol is another popular hustle.

One former inhabitant, Mrs. David Gunn, recalled in 1971 how her great-grandmother had managed to avoid the "excisemen" (customs officers) confiscating her illegally brewed alcohol: Despite their physical isolation, the islanders maintained a lively community.