Sentence examples for making liquor from inspiring English sources

Finally, bootleggers took to bottling their own concoctions of spurious liquor, and by the late 1920s stills making liquor from corn had become major suppliers.

THE Palacians had spent Saturday afternoon making liquor runs, warning the neighbors, e-mailing the secret passwords ("Alabaster," "Tupac" and "Firmer Murmer") and, finally, building a speakeasy door in their driveway out of plywood and sheets, and stringing it with lights.

Last night I was channel surfing and there was a show on jail and inmates and showing how they do things, like one guy was making liquor.

In the front hold, we made liquor.

That's what makes liquor expensive".

Fortune Brands, which also makes liquor and home products, could probably afford Callaway.

The tree locally known as mahua (Madhuca longifolia) yields sweet edible flowers that are used to make liquor.

"The purpose of control is to make liquor available to those adults who choose to drink responsibly — but not to promote the sale," the site says.

"I told him, 'Old man, you can't be a movie star and make liquor too,' " said Mark Ramsey, a close friend.

At a time when nearly ten per cent of the population was malnourished, twenty-five billiof kilograin of grain were being used annually to make liquor.

In south-east China's Guangdong province last year, for example, police busted a gang that had been refilling top-brand whisky bottles with 30 yuan-a-bottle (£3), locally made liquor.