brewing造句

What plot are you brewing?

Great Coffee Depends on Roasting and brewing.

The beer is brewing in these vats.

There's trouble brewing up in the street.

Tyneside's traditional industries, shipbuilding, coal and brewing, are long gone.

The difference between these three is, again, how much the rice has been milled before brewing.

Have Brazil and Turkey helped solve a brewing nuclear crisis, or made it worse?

A louse and a flea kept house together and were brewing beer in an egg-shell.

In Big Cove, North Carolina, Cherokee Indian Walker Calhoun and grandson, Patrick, collect witch hazel bark for brewing medicinal tea.

The brewing crisis for Italy and Spain exposes a striking weakness in the structure of the European Community.

While scientists are shedding light on natural mechanisms that work to shape species, many questions in the field are brewing on the lab-bench.

At that point, very little of your mental energy is being directed at the actual problem and instead is diverted to the emotional tempest you're brewing.

They cite Bavarian Purity Requirements that date to Duke William IV in 1516, which allow only water, hops, and barley to be used in the brewing process.

He hosts tastings and gives talks around the world, appears regularly on radio and TV as a spokesman for the craft brewing industry.

All raise different issues; and different countries may need to deal with them in different ways. But one large general point links them: a great battle about the state is brewing.

Researchers believe the forest yeast made its way to Bavaria's brewing caves as a stowaway when trade first began across the Atlantic Ocean, perhaps in a piece of wood or in the belly of a fruit fly.

Just as they were basking in the dramatic rescue-and effective nationalisation-of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, America's giant mortgage agencies, a fresh storm was brewing over Wall Street.

On the other hand, she offers a powerful riposte to those who insist on the opposite: that the brewing clash of civilisations is all the fault of Western misdeeds, for which no apology will suffice.