Sentence examples for distilling them from inspiring English sources

The big money will come from "adding value" by processing the herbs - drying them or distilling them to extract the essential oils - and marketing them.

We know that when markets work well, it's because they are incorporating disparate views of asset value and distilling them into a single price.

While some criticise TED for taking complex subjects and distilling them using a formula that results in pabulum (the Onion has recently started a video series parodying the format), TED has broken the mould of what one expects from a speech.

The NYT writers involved in the initiative can legitimately argue that by examining responses to articles/blog posts and distilling them into new content reflecting the combined contributions of the paper and its public, they are doing far more than just allowing comments.

Victoria Beckham is proving to be a dab hand at navigating the space in between, taking silhouettes and styles that are just beginning to come into fashion industry focus and distilling them into slick, glossy collections that make new ideas appealing and palatable.

Zolt is a news summarizer app that collects the stories you're most interested in, distilling them down to 60 words or less.

Equally clearly, "Daffodils" distilled them to an infuriating degree.

"Some of the songs, like 'Senses on Fire', were 20 minutes long and we distilled them.

Secondly, we are taking these findings and distiling them into problem statements and requirements for our system.

Unaccustomed to speaking, he wrote out his lectures in longhand drafts, then distilled them onto index cards.

Mr. Bush distilled them into a single phrase "renew America's purpose" that echoed existing slogans from his campaign.