Verwenden Sie „distilled“ in einem Satz

1. Solar Tea: Solar Tea is made by placing the ground up dried leaves of the herb into panty hose tied into a ball (becomes a tea bag) then place into a gallon (or larger) glass container of pure water (not city water, distilled or filtered water is best but stream water is OK)

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2. solid and distilled behind honey shaded lashes

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3. So to eat vegetables is to eat distilled sunshine

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4. Seth sat on the edge of his bed, sipping a cocktail of distilled mead, milk and honey

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5. The flower is cut and then distilled or dried, and the stalk is - for distillation purposes - thrown away

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6. Fermented liquors brewed, and spiritous liquors distilled, not for sale, but for private use, are not in Great Britain liable to any duties of excise

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7. 6d per gallon, these, added to the duties upon the low wines, from which they are distilled, amount to 3s 10 2/3d

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8. What is distilled out is that unique combination of interacting chemical compounds that have combined in the presence of that universal solvent H2O, water

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9. The great historians must have combed through mountains of material before they distilled it into what they wanted to say

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10. (The water should be distilled, if possible, and the cooking done in a large earthenware jar or casserole

11. Distilled Water should never be put into metal saucepans or kettles, as it is a very powerful solvent

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12. Then cover with distilled water and let stand for 12 hours or until quite soft and swollen

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13. Filter and rinse all your product with boiling distilled water

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14. The Liquefier turned it all into a sludge that was distilled, purified, and

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15. He proposed an amendment to the War Revenue Act for a 76% tax on war profits and also a war tax, war income tax and war tax on tobacco, distilled beverages and cigars

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16. Úrsula found him there one afternoon when she was going about sprinkling the house with distilled water and a bunch of nettles, and in spite of the fact that she had been with him many times she asked him who he was

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17. He then took a bottle of distilled water from a shelf and poured some of it

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18. He then grabbed the bottle of distilled

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19. distilled in the bud of his heart into pure fear

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20. important that it couldn't possibly be distilled

21. “Smoked, triple distilled and burned off

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22. distilled and deionized water, conductivity meters cannot be used to monitor microbiological

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23. Imagination is God-like light impulse unified by distilled ideas

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24. " That is truth distilled

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25. '” Traxas proclaimed from its theophany that was materializing in front of NuFaith, much to her surprise, but more so to her pleasure, since his virility was distilled from Revenger's Rampage, the third in the Traxas the Tyrant: Reimbodied series

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26. When there is no I'mage pursued, then the voice you can hear and freely choose to follow is your distilled will: the choices your gravity permit you according to the design your lifestyle creates as it orbits the deposited attractor of its hypothetical ideal

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27. It is essential disembodied projected egos distilled into virtual beings

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28. Respect in its most distilled form is invitation to speak and the welcome of listening

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29. “The ideal of my mind tempered by the compassion of my heart distilled into the acts of my soul

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30. placed a bottle of home distilled horilka moonshine spirits on the table for them

31. process is easy and simple, juice all ingredients and add distilled water

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32. The sky was dark, the stars not visible above the gray clouds, which were also barely discernible in the soft, distilled light of the half moon

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33. grew corn, but most of it was distilled to make rotgut

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34. Distilled water could be considered pure water in that it removes many dissolved solids,

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35. as Reverse Osmosis or Distilled water

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36. Hanna stopped in the next town and bought some cotton-wool and a small bottle of distilled alcohol in a pharmacy to clean Fred's face with

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37. Olin said, "The creosote you are thinking of is distilled from the tar of Beachwood and is intended for medical needs

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38. The creosote that I am talking about is distilled from coal tar and the English have long used it to preserve wood and timbers

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39. Back in the barracks I look at an archer's unique hunting career, distilled into pictures on his laptop

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40. The Solomon R Guggenheim Museum was the purest essence of art and design as distilled by a genius architect, the whole design dictated by the human requirements of the internal space

41. The HOS test was performed by mixing special sugar and salt in distilled

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42. that it is literally impossible to identify who are pulling the strings, who has the real power, the most influence, the most wealth… Everything has been distilled down to the elitism of the bank account and the investment portfolio… wheelings and dealings behind closed doors… offshore holdings, dummy corporations

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43. Because they had by then distilled this all-powerful Sun God into a pure abstraction: so much that they did not even remember that this God was originally supposed to be the actual SUN

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44. His subconscious distilled the entire genetic past of our species all the way back to the first inferno, the first purgatory, the first heaven… as the three universal fates that all human souls had to experience as a psychological-genetic regression… after they died

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45. The biblical legend/myth of Cain and Abel is composed of ancient symbolical truths that have been distilled into a concentrated essence

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46. The label on the bottle said it was distilled at Scotland’s oldest distillery

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47. “What’s the name of that game again?” Elizabeth asked as she passed Sophia a bottle of distilled water

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48. Within his truncheon's length; whilst they, distilled

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49. And after having seen all this, what can be more charming than to see how a bevy of damsels comes forth from the gate of the castle in gay and gorgeous attire, such that, were I to set myself now to depict it as the histories describe it to us, I should never have done; and then how she who seems to be the first among them all takes the bold knight who plunged into the boiling lake by the hand, and without addressing a word to him leads him into the rich palace or castle, and strips him as naked as when his mother bore him, and bathes him in lukewarm water, and anoints him all over with sweet-smelling unguents, and clothes him in a shirt of the softest sendal, all scented and perfumed, while another damsel comes and throws over his shoulders a mantle which is said to be worth at the very least a city, and even more? How charming it is, then, when they tell us how, after all this, they lead him to another chamber where he finds the tables set out in such style that he is filled with amazement and wonder; to see how they pour out water for his hands distilled from amber and sweet-scented flowers; how they seat him on an ivory chair; to see how the damsels wait on him all in profound silence; how they bring him such a variety of dainties so temptingly prepared that the appetite is at a loss which to select; to hear the music that resounds while he is at table, by whom or whence produced he knows not

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50. And now gay-plumaged birds of all sorts began to warble in the trees, and with their varied and gladsome notes seemed to welcome and salute the fresh morn that was beginning to show the beauty of her countenance at the gates and balconies of the east, shaking from her locks a profusion of liquid pearls; in which dulcet moisture bathed, the plants, too, seemed to shed and shower down a pearly spray, the willows distilled sweet manna, the fountains laughed, the brooks babbled, the woods rejoiced, and the meadows arrayed themselves in all their glory at her coming

51. squeezed and distilled to the last drop, he took leave with one fervent

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52. He had to drink in several lungfuls of the strangely distilled air in order to get the words out

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53. It might be the exhilaration of that potent cordial, which is distilled only in the furnace-glow of earnest and long-continued thought

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54. These would be distilled into an 84-count indictment

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55. Coffee distilled from beans highland grown, entwined with wild orchids and dusted with their pollen; an elixir marrying nature’s extremes

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56. No, that acid had been distilled in the charges Mab had hurled at the Grand Inquisitor himself, for if the man who spoke for Mother Church truly was—

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57. “And you didn’t see fit to mention this to me?” he asked after a moment, his voice still hard but without the edge of distilled fury it had carried earlier

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58. It’s part of the same mind-set—if I can use the term ‘mind’ in reference to him—which lets him recognize how threats to someone’s loved ones can be used to keep her in line without fully appreciating—or worrying about—the ultimate consequences of how much pure, distilled hatred that generates

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59. The formula had been changed to diluted morphine and peppermint, but people still believed it could be distilled to yield a mild, if unreliable, high

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60. There was a light source somewhere, a particular source of a particular summer light that distilled itself into a glare near the center of the octagon, like a flash seen in a mirror

61. The particular faults from which these delicate generalities are distilled have distinguishable physiognomies, diction, accent, and grimaces; filling up parts in very various dramas

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62. This materialistic ethic stems from a basic lack of understanding of what investing is when distilled down to its essential reality

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63. This face, he’d seen it before, recently, always distilled by a network TV screen or a newspaper—

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64. "Because I distilled the rumors and cadged the notions that once on a time, a hundred years back, on this very spot once stood—"

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65. "Good Roman rock on uncertain Irish soil! The beauty of it distilled faith

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66. And that mellowness had distilled itself down in a slow rain that damped his smoldering nerves and put the wilderness fires in every limb of him out

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67. That old man had distilled turpentines and linseed oil so thoroughly through George Smith that they shaped his being, all Blue Period at twilight, all Rose Period at dawn

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68. Boiled water tastes flat and distilled water has even less taste

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69. The only part of his formula I know is that he uses distilled water for his ice and distills it himself to be sure

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70. Adonis, whose mother, Myrrha, had before his birth been turned into a tree that distilled myrrh

71. Meanwhile the right culinary vessel was selected, water was seemingly distilled, and after consultation and long delay passed out to the thirsty one—not yet suffered to cool, not yet to settle

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72. Then Tristan shaved his wonderful hair; he shaved it close to his head and left a cross all bald, and he rubbed his face with magic herbs distilled in his own country, and it changed in colour and skin so that none could know him, and he made him a club from a young tree torn from a hedge-row and hung it to his neck, and went bare-foot towards the castle

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73. It was also distilled to a volatile salts for fainting ladies, the same way that the horns of the male deer are manufactured into hartshorn

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74. These people, surrounded by artificial light instead of sunshine, look only upon fabrics of tapestry and stone and wood fashioned by the hand of man; the roar of machinery, the roll of vehicles, the thunder of cannon, the sound of musical instruments, are always in their ears; they breathe an atmosphere heavy with distilled perfumes and tobacco smoke; because of the weakness of their stomachs and their depraved tastes they eat rich and highly spiced food

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75. Experiments made in France upon the Use of Distilled Seawater for domestic purposes, and its Effects on the Constitution, when taken as a Beverage

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76. In consequence of the great want of good fresh water in many of the maritime parts of France, the government some time since ordered some experiments to be made, upon an extensive scale, in order to ascertain how far seawater, when distilled, could be used with success

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77. And it is this which in general renders sailors so averse to it, and excites a prejudice very unfavourable to the salubrity of distilled seawater

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78. The persons employed by government first distilled a sufficient quantity of seawater, without the admixture of any other substance

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79. This produce dissolved soap, dressed vegetables, produced the same appearances, with the aerometer, as that distilled from spring water

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80. But the distilled seawater had always that empyreumatic taste and smell, of which we have before spoken; and it was so strong, that the commission at Toulon called it odeur de marine, and odeur de marecage

81. Neither of these liquids immediately loses this by being filtered through charcoal; but by being exposed for some time to the air, the distilled seawater loses this unpleasant quality, and then it does not differ from fresh water derived from the purest source; and both have equally stood every chemical test to which they have been exposed

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82. Such are the reports of commissioners employed to investigate the effects of distilled seawater, who, although separated at a great distance from each other, and having no communication, all agree in the inference, that it may be employed without any injury to the health, both as a beverage and in cookery, for the space of at least a month; and the fair presumption is, that it may be employed for a much longer time; and that in consequence, it must be considered as a very happy resource in long voyages of discovery

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83. The alcoholic solutions were poured into a small retort of known weight; the alcohol was carefully distilled off, and the residuum dried; deducting the weight of the retort, there remained 18

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84. Is it possible the liquid is naptha? This oil is sometimes colourless, and does not congeal at zero, and that which I distilled from the Seneca oil, does congeal at some degrees below zero

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85. 115 grains (four grains having been lost in the transfer from the filter) were collected and put into rather more than eight times their weight of cold distilled water, and digested for two hours

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86. 10 grains of the insoluble residue (4) were put into a flask, with 10 ounces of distilled water, and boiled for 1 hour

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87. Some of this residue dissolved in distilled water, was tested with carbonate of soda, forming an immediate white cloud; with nitrate of barytes, the same; with ammonia, the same; but with oxalate of ammonia, it did not form any cloud until it had stood some time, and then it was slight

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