distill造句

distill illegally; produce moonshine.

To distill and sell liquor illegally.

“When you distill your own liquor, sometimes you end up with a bad batch,” whispered Tom.

Five pounds of sugar, some water and yeast, ferment for about ten days, then distill it.

They distill at night and on weekends, with a staff of eager helpers and volunteers including local bartenders.

Almost incredibly, Derek is able to distill the essence of all he hears into what he plays.

Weiss had to distill, heat and pass the air samples over adsorbents to remove gases such as carbon dioxide and krypton that could foul the extremely sensitive detector.

Depending on all above studies and experiments, we can conclude that using data mining distill prosodic rules in speech synthesis is viable.

So then, in a practical way, it's possible to walk quite far along the distillation, the coexistence curve, and distill to really a high degree of purification.

This thesis is developed on an existing problem for the control of distill column in the process of rosin and turpentine production by continuous vapor distillation.

It turned out he was hired by a Scottish distillery to understand why they were burning so damn much peat to distill the whiskey.

The ceremony sought to distill 5, 000 years of Chinese history - featuring everything from the Great Wall to opera puppets to astronauts, and achievements in art, music and science.