Sentence examples for distill to from inspiring English sources
The phrase "distill to" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to the process of extracting the essential meaning or most important aspects of something. Example: "In her presentation, she aimed to distill to the core message of the research findings."
El Silencio adds water to decrease the potency — sacrilege to some makers, who distill to proof or adjust with tails, the last products of distillation, which can be complex and flavorful but also yield inconsistent batches.
This planning and scoping exercise should distill to a concise summary statement that defines the specific concerns for the risk assessment and the general scope of the subsequent analysis [ 7].
Unable to identify with movie characters, I learned to distill storylines to their base essence.
He read and reread Lajos Egri's "The Art of Dramatic Writing," which taught him to distill movies to one crisp sentence before making them.
"You have an enormous amount of material, and you have to distill it to a syrup by the end of the day.
This paper also introduces a technique to distill clauses to be forwarded even though they fail the syntactic check.
When asked at parties about his line of work, it is a mouthful, which he distills to simply: "I model".
As an experiment, Maker's Mark swapped barrels with a Scottish distiller to see how much the environments of the two places affected the whisky's maturation.
But the charismatic Mr. Kerr was indeed able to convince a distiller to make a tequila the way he wanted it.
'Clairvoyant' distills to 'having acute intuitive insight or perceptiveness'.
The current study discusses a new design regarding embedded simple distiller to a solar collector cylindrical shape.
