These workers, who were among the 11 arrested, could then load the liquor using the US Airways forklifts.
It is obtained by chemically treating the cooking liquor used in the operation of pulping wood for paper.
And they toasted each other with Mexican tequila and Brazilian cachaça, the cane liquor used in caipirinhas.Brazil and Mexico are the two giants of Latin America.
I got hold of one hundred barrels and cut it into fifteen thousand cases of liquor, using the malt for a base, for flavor and so on, and filling out the body with government alcohol redistilled and water.
Although the chocolate liquor used in manufacturing eating chocolate already contains cocoa butter, an additional amount is required to produce a molded product that remains firm until dissolved in the mouth.
After a while, I began to notice something odd about its turns of phrase and vocabulary: "liquor" used as a synonym for "alcohol", and not just the infused brew of tea; hailstones "the size of baseballs"; and "color" where I was expecting colour.
Sulfite cooking liquor used in the process consists of free sulfur dioxide obtained by the burning of sulfur or by the roasting of iron pyrites, dissolved in water at a concentration of four to eight percent, with from two to three percent in the form of bisulfite.
In precipitation step, rare earths' oxalates were precipitated from the leach liquor using oxalic acid.
In this sense, experiments were conducted to maximise the production of the biosurfactant from Candida lipolytica UCP0988 cultivated on 5% animal fat and 2.5% corn steep liquor using a 23 full factorial design.
Inspired by high-end tequila makers in the 1990s who turned the Mexican liquor used in margaritas into a posh tipple now savored on its own, Luttmann pitches his cachaça as smoother and more refined than less expensive rivals, including Pirassununga Cachaça 51, the category leader.
Some devices that operate in harsh environments, such as centrifugal pumps for transportation of caustic liquor used in the industries of production of aluminum, undergo a rapid deterioration of their materials by the coexistence of corrosion and erosion at temperatures around 75 °C.
