Sentence examples for later milling from inspiring English sources

Later, milling around Mailer's living room, with yet another beer in my hand, I talked with Alex Gilvarry.

In the pharmaceutical industry, the roll compaction is part of the dry granulation process, densifying fine powders into ribbons that will be later milled to produce granules with good flowability for subsequent die compaction process.

Later, Mill distinguishes between genuine harm and mere offense.

Two thousand years later, (Mill 1872) used the example of water to illustrate the same idea.

The vegetables was picked to remove debris, cut into small pieces and air dried for 14 days inside the laboratory and later milled into mesh sizes.

On the other side are assorted Whig defenders of "virtual representation"—including Edmund Burke and, later, Mill's contemporaries Sir James Mackintosh and T. B. Macaulay who contend that representatives elected by the few may best represent the interests of the many.

Like the later Mill, he harbored many suspicions about the wisdom of democracy and championed the need for a cultural "clerisy" or vanguard of educated opinion, often sounding a note not unlike that of Walter Lippmann in the twentieth century, stressing how an educated elite should benevolently shape public opinion.

In order to stop employees wandering off and taking breaks that they were not entitled to, tunnels were built under the road between the main complex and the later mills on the other side of Bengal Street.

Saw mills, and later grain mills, around Fort Snelling and Saint Anthony Falls in east-central Minnesota became magnets for development.

Later the milling coves & the flash coves (fightera & knowing boys) would set out in way along with plenty of Cyprians & blue ruin (sporting girls & gin) to keep them happy on their way.

Today, two years later, the mill has been rescued from the brink of bankruptcy.