Sentence examples for number of spirits from inspiring English sources

Any number of spirits can be poured into eggnog; it can be poured into stout.

Earlier this year, the Japanese beverage company, whose parent company, Suntory Holdings, owns a number of spirits and beer brands, raised $4 billion in one of Asia's largest initial public offerings.

Micronesians were polytheists, believing in several high gods, a large number of spirits attached to specific localities or performing specific functions, and a number of ancestors and deceased neighbours who could sometimes make contact with their living descendants and friends.

"It has been established that the dwelling places of a number of spirits will require relocation either before construction commences or before the reservoir area is inundated," AES said in an environmental report that it submitted to the World Bank, which is providing financial backing for much of the project.

With some peoples the Mordvins, for example the guardian-spirit system is very specific and there are a very large number of spirits; with others, such as the Sami, the Nenets, and the Ob Ugrians, there are fewer of them, and Herr der Tiere ("Master of Animals") game spirits predominate.

An exceptionally large number of spirits, residents and visitors claim, inhabit the small house.

A number of spirit-based alcopops with added stimulants nevertheless remain on the market competing alongside cocktails containing caffeine-rich mixers such as Red Bull.

Hops, the plants that give beers their bitter edge and much of their aroma — and the favorite plaything of hop-happy brewers — have been adopted by a handful of American distillers as the predominant flavor note in a number of new spirits.

When he was admitted, a number of lesser spirits were already in the presence.

One can goose the strength of the drink and give it a bit more structure, by incorporating any number of interesting spirits.

A major study outcome is that the prevalence rates vary according to the severity of the possession as measured by the number of harmful spirits involved in the affliction.