Sentence examples for to ale from inspiring English sources
noun
A beer made without hops.
The jugs are emblazoned with an ode to ale written by another Bronxite, Edgar Allan Poe.
Industry experts say golden ale has become the stepping stone for younger drinkers as they switch from lager to ale.
In this paper, devoted to ALE formulation for civil engineering problems, the mathematical and numerical implementation of the ALE formulation and the contact algorithm are described.
In brewing it is traditional to refer to ale yeasts used predominantly in top fermentation as top strains of S. cerevisiae and to lager yeasts as bottom strains of S. carlsbergensis.
More than 300 new breweries were launched in the UK last year as a boom in craft beer sales encouraged startups with specialist offers ranging from gluten-free beer to ale made from leftover bread.
There's hypergelast (a person who won't stop laughing), lant (to add urine to ale to give it more kick), obmutescence (willful speechlessness) and ploiter (to work to little purpose) — all good words to have on the tip of your tongue when, for example, you're stopped for speeding.
Rocket's 3D metal printer, aptly named "Stargate," is the largest of its kind in the world, and aims to be ale to go from raw materials to a flight-ready vehicle in just 60 days.
As with great character actors who are so easy to take for granted, you have to pay close attention to brown ales to appreciate their virtue.
(which became RC Cola) to Ale-8-1, mainly in Kentucky, and Moxie, which originated in Lowell, Mass.
The puck trickled to Girardi, who slid a long, smart breakaway pass to Ales Kotalik, who beat Brodeur to tie the score at 2-2.
WHAT THE STARS MEAN: Ratings range from zero to four stars and reflect the panel's reaction to ales, which were tasted with names concealed.
