Sentence examples for red liquor from inspiring English sources
noun
A solution consisting essentially of aluminium acetate, used as a mordant in the fixation of dyestuffs on vegetable fiber.
Many Chinese called it "red liquor," if only to distinguish it from "white liquor," or baijiu, the ferocious grain alcohol that was far more prevalent.
Afolayan guffaws and pours everyone another slug of red liquor: "It's the Campari talking!" His energy is infectious, and this is precisely why the strapping but baby-faced 41-year-old finds himself spurring Nollywood beyond its current limitations.
Grinning seditiously, a prominent citizen of this Blue Ridge foothills town takes from his kitchen refrigerator an illegal gift from a moonshiner friend: a syrupy red liquor in a quart jar packed with grapelike damsonberries.
Try a Bostmendi (16.20 euros), a bright-red liquor made from prunes and sealed in bottles with melted wax. 1 p.m. 12) HISTORY LESSON It would be heresy to leave Biarritz without meeting Jêrôme Dimitri.
They loved the red neon "liquor" sign at Rose Wine and Liquor across the street, their close-up view of the Kermit balloon on the night before Thanksgiving, and the Starbucks in their building, where they stopped each day when they took Madison for her morning walk.
When they put the question to me, I looked up from my platter of stewed conch, took a sip of tart red guavaberry liquor, and said, "Idi Amin ate children".
Bowen's rock-hewn hero is a solid man with lusty appetites who loves red meat, liquor and tobacco, plays a smoking fiddle and is faithful to his woman.
He still enjoyed cigars (Dunhill's Larranagas with white lettering on the cellophane that said, "Specially Selected for Milton Berle") but he advised shunning red meat, liquor, and cigarettes and getting plenty of rest and exercise.
The red supernatant liquor containing CoFe2O4 nanoparticles was separated by a separating funnel.
For example, mix a dash of Campari, a red bitter liquor, with some Prosecco, and garnish it with mint.
Beer, white wine, and soft drinks are kept in a chilled storage room; red wine and liquor are housed separately, at room temperature.
