Examples of fermenting

• In most cases, household labour was entirely responsible for fermenting cocoa beans (interviews).

• The chichero (server of corn beer) is identified by a large spoon with which he is ladling chicha from a fermenting jar.

• The larvae breed in decaying and fermenting vegetable and animal matter and also in excrementous matter.

• As a consequence obligate fermenting and obligate anaerobic microbes do not give a reaction.

• Fruits were transported to the laboratory using a cool-bag to prevent them from drying or fermenting.

• It's not a systematic science but an indictment, a scourge to use on absurd theories and absurd liberal theorists, a fermenting agent and nothing more.

• However, it developed very quickly by means of the addition of a limited quantity of fermenting fluid.

• Florida also benefited from the reduction in tariffs on intermediate goods, since beer production is highly intensive in imported inputs, including malted cereal grain, hops and fermenting chemicals.

• It has been fermenting away for many years.

• The difficulty is that in some of these publications the very clever technique is being used of pretending to eschew violence while actually fermenting it.

• It seemed that his speech had been fermenting for some while, and it took him more than a little while to make it.

• In the meantime, this whole mass of material is fermenting, until finally it is wasted and goes bad.

• Not less than three non-lactose fermenting colonies were examined from each plate showing typical salmonella growth characteristics.

• We were fermenting grapes thousands of years ago.

• The state of unrest in which the whole world was put and the new ideas that were fermenting, were naturally bad for the working of the reforms.