The parallel is partly a result of the product, nothing but the cool raw juice pressed out of the long bamboo-like sticks of sugar cane, just as it has been done since the shop opened in 1945.

A decoction of pounded leaves is used as an eye lotion and the juice pressed from young, warm leaves is given to children for stomach troubles.

This teaching goes back at least to Pope Julius I (337-352), who is quoted in Thomas Aquinas's Summa Theologica as having declared that in case of necessity, but only then, juice pressed from a grape could be used.

I heard from Judith about two weeks later-a pleasant enough note but with the juice pressed out of it through rephrasing.

Dig them up and seal them to rot some more, but you must then mix in the juice pressed from the roots of the tall flowers that blossom only on these shores.

The rebêche is the unclassified juice pressed after the first and second taille have been extracted.

Cider Barn- After the apple harvest, farmers from the surrounding area would converge on the Cider Barn where a wooden cylinder studded with nails would chew the apples into a pulp and then the juice pressed from the pulp.

Native Americans used the juice pressed from the roots of this plant to poison arrows before combat.

This is nothing more than the juice pressed by the weight of the grapes on the tables.