Sentence examples for larger spirits from inspiring English sources

Historically, when the larger spirits companies saw growth markets decline, they sold brands and even discontinued American whiskey efforts altogether to focus on something easier to make and market, such as vodka.

Until 1983, both the Bernheim and Stagg distilleries were owned by Schenley Industries, then one of the larger spirits companies, along with Seagram, Hiram Walker, Brown-Forman and National Distillers, in North America.

One hopes that the larger spirit of the second inaugural address will appear in political acts to come.

In May, Mr. Betts will jump into a much larger spirit pool when he introduces his own tequila, Astral, produced on an organic estate in Jalisco, Mexico.

They suggest to us as indicated maybe there is something, a larger spirit out there than ourselves, and they get us to think.

But it is infused, throughout, with two emotions -- mourning for Bobby Kennedy and "the larger spirit of the 60's," and anger at Clinton and what might be called the spirit of the 70's, 80's and 90's.

Lewis in his biography writes: The relationship between George Frederic [Jones] and Lucretia [née Rhinelander], in their daughter's version of it, provided Edith Wharton with the first and most compelling instance of what would become one of her central themes: the larger spirit subdued and defeated by the smaller one.

Lewis in his biography writes: **{:.break one} ** The relationship between George Frederic [Jones] and Lucretia [née Rhinelander], in their daughter's version of it, provided Edith Wharton with the first and most compelling instance of what would become one of her central themes: the larger spirit subdued and defeated by the smaller one.

"It's touching into the larger spirit of what is happening right now, the energy of where we all are.

In 2001 it acquired 38% of Seagram, a Canadian conglomerate with a large spirits portfolio.

In 2001 he acquired 38% of Seagram, a Canadian conglomerate with a large spirits portfolio.