Sentence examples for from distilling from inspiring English sources

I noted that it wasn't much different from distilling alcohol.

However, the industry has now discovered an energy source much closer to home, namely "draff" – the spent grain left over from distilling.

Once the New York Times reports a story, there is nothing to stop a paying subscriber from distilling the key information into an easily digestible blog post, which can be made available for free.

Rum comes from distilling molasses or sugar cane juice directly, so if you're not a fan of gingerbread, molasses can still be your pal this holiday season in the form of this liquor.

The working definition of what constitutes active learning (used to determine potential eligibility) was obtained from distilling definitions written by 338 seminar attendees; what constitutes lecture was defined as "continuous exposition by the teacher" (quoted from Bligh, 2000).

Heat-resistant condensed poly-nuclear aromatic resin (COPNAR) was prepared using heavy distillate (>250 °C, named DO) from distilled ethylene tar (ET).

It took a moment for me to realize that he was calling from Distilled to confirm my dinner reservation.

The solid was purified before use by multiple crystallisations from distilled acetone.

The size distribution of ZnO nanoparticles decreased with changing the solution from distilled water to methanol.

Osmotic flow was observed across discs of this clayshale separating 0.245 M NaCl solution from distilled water.

Both ethanolic and aqueous extraction were carried out in a laboratory-scale vertical extractor to obtain polyphenols from distilled grape pomace of Vitis vinifera var.