For he draws up the drops of water, which distill in rain from his vapor,

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

Even in my gallery shows, I try and revisit historic events like Babri Masjid, distill only its emotional residue and image my own life.

And it was also the beginning of our discontent, because if you wanted to distill all of our experience since the Paleolithic, it would come down to two words how and why.

At a minimum, the Fed might develop a portfolio of analogies, test them for fitness, and distill their lessons, as President John F. Kennedy famously did when weighing his options during the Cuban missile crisis in 1962.

Well, one of the things that is really critical to try to distill from that experience is that in addition to that, people ask me and say, Well, how did your parents treat you when you were a child?

But, to distill the essence of today s mood, one could say that fear is the direct result of the process of globalization the world is not necessarily flat, but it definitely feels smaller and others appear more menacing than ever.

The World Bank presidency is not about negotiating treaties, as Zoellick did when he was US Trade Representative. The Bank s most important role in development today is as a knowledge bank that helps aggregate, distill, and disseminate best practices from around the world.

And so we started a publication with the Society for Conservation that we think presents cutting edge science in a new, novel way, because we have reporters that are good writers that actually can distill the information and make it accessible to the general public.