Sentence examples for sufficient alcohol from inspiring English sources

Mohawk Airlines came back in the loop after Roger lubricated the top brass with sufficient alcohol.

When sufficient alcohol is present to make the overall composition 77.6 weight percent alcohol, the first phase disappears, and only one liquid phase remains.

The only extra required was sufficient alcohol to last two days as this boat was to be our home and there are very few shops on the ocean - though meals were regularly provided by the crew.

The P rats in the current experiment did not have sufficient alcohol exposure to establish physical dependence (Waller et al (1982); no overt withdrawal symptoms were noted in any of the rats during the current experiment).

Luckily, they fell somewhere in between and we eventually managed to drag Nitro away from his game of World of Warcraft and ply him with sufficient alcohol to get him talking.

The only catch was that they had to wear skin-tight bright green leggings in front of all their friends, so we made sure to provide some proper cheering and sufficient alcohol.

Pour sufficient isopropyl alcohol onto a clean cotton ball or piece of gauze (the item does not have to be sterile, but should be clean).

An example of the latter method is yeast fermentation, which can cause an increase in ethyl alcohol sufficient to preserve the fruit product.

Embury's generation learned to make drinks in the prohibition era with harsh bathtub gin, therefore "the primary object in mixing a cocktail became the otherwise emollient and anti-emetic ingredients to make it possible to swallow a sufficient content of alcohol to ensure ultimate inebriety".

Even the tea-totaling Shambhala Buddhists teach a class on mindful drinking because they consider it to be a tool to loosen the subtle cling of the ego (but only for the most highly evolved practitioners who have sufficient mastery over alcohol to turn a would-be poison into a positive force).

Fifteen minutes is a sufficient interval for alcohol to be present in blood, breath, urine and sweat [40], [41].