Sentence examples for brew or something from inspiring English sources

Whether you choose a traditional Belgian Christmas beer, a spice-heavy craft brew or something rich and hoppy, there is a long list of nice options to celebrate the season.

German brewers began to make lager sometime around 1420, but the Aztecs, Incas and Maya were brewing beer, or something like it, for many centuries before the conquistadors took Mexico City in 1521.

Maybe I'll brew coffee or something.

A beautiful new knife and cutting board may be the excuse he or she needs to stay home and brew up something delicious instead of going out.

Facing death, who is going to want to inhale a placebo when their doctors can brew up something closer to the real thing?

The meal hit the spot, but their signature blueberry wheat brew was something to write home about!

If you sense something brewing, or if you know that someone is about to trouble you, try not to react to their jokes or conversation starters when it does not interest you.

At their best, artists can brew something from the essence of particular landscapes that infiltrates the soul.

SPRING CRIES OUT for a mellow brew, something to lift the spirit and reawaken the senses, buried so long under layers of winter protection.

But they don't possess even a fraction of the esoteric ingredients the museum has assembled for this elaborate show, nor do they have the museum's powers to brew something so alluring out of such potentially grim material.

To brew something with slightly less kick don't fill the funnel to a heaping dome, instead fill it and then level it off, but don't tamp the grounds down - never - for any reason.