Sentence examples for is distilling from inspiring English sources

The Guardian's Katie Rogers (@katierogers) is distilling your comments – please keep the contributions coming.

(Dr. Sexton is distilling his own ruminations into a book, "Baseball as a Road to God," which will be published in early 2013).

MANCHESTER, N.H. — With 19 days left before Americans go to the polls in a closely fought presidential campaign, President Obama is distilling his stump speech into the essential pitch of any political race: Vote.

The essence of a five-day road trip that I recently took, driving California's Mission Trail from San Diego to San Francisco, is distilling into a handful of provocative memories.

And while detractors say that it is McCandless who is distilling the information and, guided by his own prejudices, decides what's important, McCandless counters that in fact he lists all his information sources; and, really, what's the difference between that and a written news story?

Puig Beauty and Fashion Group is distilling Barbie's "essence of fun, energy and femininity" into a second Barbie Eau de Toilette fragrance and a new parfum, minimalistically named "B".

Kirschwasser is distilled from cherries.

Whisky is distilled in copper stills.

There's not much that is distilled or screened.

Some of the hard liquor is distilled blocks away.

Pisco, mainly produced in Peru, is distilled from muscat wines.