Sentence examples for road distilling from inspiring English sources

As much outrageous flair as this type of entertainment demands, Mr. Wootton remembers his Portsmouth, England, boyhood as "quite middle of the road," distilling it into three phrases: "Keep my head down.

(Dr. Sexton is distilling his own ruminations into a book, "Baseball as a Road to God," which will be published in early 2013).

The essence of a five-day road trip that I recently took, driving California's Mission Trail from San Diego to San Francisco, is distilling into a handful of provocative memories.

Like distilling a perfume.

Yet some cynicism seems to be distilling.

The exception is when Barack Obama clumsily tries to make the point during a presidential race, in an instant distilling the campaign down to a single question: what is the role of government?On a campaign stop at a fire station in Virginia on July 13th, Mr Obama said: "If you were successful, somebody along the line gave you some help…Somebody invested in roads and bridges.

But distilling remains illegal.

It's almost distilling itself.

An apt metaphor would be whiskey distilling.

Distilling the ingredients is not easy.

BEST: Great job distilling the news.