Sentence examples for distillation of spirits from inspiring English sources
Cornwallis did take other steps, including the banning of distillation of spirits; he even considered arranging for imports of grain from America.
The stand-out theatre show was Once and for All We're Gonna Tell You Who We Are So Shut Up and Listen, by Gent's Ontroerend Goed company, a life-affirming distillation of teen spirit at the Traverse.
But drama is a distillation of life, not mere eavesdropping.
The distillation of the fortifying spirits is made to a high percent alcohol, usually 95 to 96 percent.
His 1960 photograph Traffic, Queen is a phenomenal distillation of the new spirit.
Bastions of traditional values such as the Telegraph have hailed the tournament as "the purest distillation of the Olympic spirit - the pursuit of sport for sport's sake".
Through the decades the park has been the haunt of some of America's best-known artists, writers, musicians, anarchists and Beatniks, and a seemingly round-the-clock distillation of the frenetic spirit of New York.
Balanchine's production gives us images and steps that would never have occurred in 1774, and yet on one level "Chaconne" is a distillation of the French Baroque spirit in all its ultraelegant subtlety.
Pot still distillation, the original method that made small volumes of spirits in individual batches, was the sole style of distillation until an Edinburgh distiller named Stein suddenly thought in the early 1820s, Maybe theres another process, a more modern and less labor-intensive way to distill grain beers into high-alcohol spirits.
Pilobolus Too, which performed on Wednesday afternoon at the Joyce Theater, is not the traditional junior or second dance company but rather a jewel-like distillation of the best of the Pilobolus spirit and history.
