Sentence examples for in a distilling from inspiring English sources

"Growing up in a distilling family, learning about everything that is distilled, I knew whiskey is distilled from beer," said Marko Karakasevic, Charbay's master distiller.

Known best for his dazzling array of flavored vodkas, Charbay's founder, Miles Karakasevic, was raised in a distilling family in Yugoslavia, so apples were nothing new.

"My question was, how can we start doing something like that – but different?" He named the distillery after his mother's maiden name, Tirado, and plowed through the regulatory red tape in record time, obtaining a distilling license in "three to four months," a process that commonly takes a year or longer to complete.

Several mostly intact cases of whisky and brandy left behind in 1909 were recovered in 2010, for analysis by a distilling company.

Wivern became a distilling ship in 1898 and was sold in May 1922 for scrap.

The new gin from New York Distilling Company, called Chief Gowanus, is based on a recipe found in an 1809 distilling manual by the cocktail historian David Wondrich.

Then she moved to Rome, a period she describes in a characteristically distilled way: "I went out with some boys.

In 1975, President Ford denied the city a federal bailout, in a speech distilled by the Daily News front page thusly: "Ford to City: Drop Dead".

The material from SSF was distilled in a small distillation unit before anaerobic digestion (AD).

Yet it is also a more complex subject and so it is more difficult to articulate in political English as a distilled objective.

On that one play, Taylor made roughly a dozen calculations in seconds, distilling a complicated process — the art of the pass rush — into sack No. 128 ½.