Sentence examples for liquor back from inspiring English sources
When you're in the liquor business, your seatmate will automatically start talking about bad experiences with liquor back in college.
A scattering of traditional taverns attract the town's new nuclear worker population, but many say they prefer to bring beer and cartons of shochu, a cheap distilled liquor, back to their rooms.
By Beverly L. Clarke The New Yorker, January 19 , 1929P. 34 Some four hundred of New Yorks speakeasies were visited by Telegram reporters, who brought some of the liquor back to be analyzed by a chemist employed by rhe newspaper.
By Beverly L. Clarke The New Yorker, February 2 , 1929P. 80 Some four hundred of New York's speakeasies were visited by Telegram reporters, who brought some of the liquor back to be analyzed by a chemist employed by the newspaper.
JASON ZINOMAN Tennessee Williams's Original MARGARET: And so tonight we're going to make the lie true, and when that's done, I'll bring the liquor back here and we'll get drunk together, here, tonight, in this place that death has come into.... -- What do you say?
The making of liquor dates back to at least 800 AD when Arab chemist Abu Musa Jabir ibn Hayyan was carrying out distillation, the purifying of a beverage made via fermentation (i.e. beer, wine or hard cider).
As for Winnie's slide from champion of justice to crime boss, complete with glass of liquor and backed by her notorious security muscle, the movie uses it for dramatic effect but hedges when it comes to holding her accountable.
It's 10 30 on a Monday morning, and he has already been to a nearby liquor store and back.
With a liquor license dating back to 1919 and a roster of regulars that included Cary Grant and Clark Gable, it has previously been Monroe's and J. Sloans.
He exhibited in makeshift galleries and venues in vacant storefronts in Hollywood that used art as a front to sell liquor in the back.
The mother liquor is sent back to the leach circuit while the chrome alum crystals are dissolved in hot water and fed into the cathode portion of an electrolytic cell.
