With a like intention, some persons have recourse to soda water, which acts by the free carbonic acid it contains, and also as a diluent and, from its coldness, as a tonic on the coats of the stomach.
An excellent substitute for this preparation is to pour a bottle ofsoda water into a tumbler containing 20 gr.
A prodigious quantity of a similar water is also artificially prepared in Great Britain, and many other countries, under the name of aerated or soda water.
For general sale in this country, the water usually contains a little soda, which being charged with the gas, is called Soda water; see this article for a description of an excellent machine for the manufacture of this fashionable beverage.
The white bath is prepared by pouring 6 pounds of fat oil, into 50 pints of soda water, at 1 deg.
The patient should drink freely of hot lemonade, soda water, barley water.
If baby is bitten by mosquitoes wash the spot off with a little camphor water, soda water, or a wet compress of witch-hazel should be kept on the bite or boracic acid or soda solution.
When turning iron or steel a higher cutting speed can be used, if a stream of soda water or other cooling lubricant falls upon the chip at the point where it is being removed by the tool.
The gain in cutting speed, by the use of soda water or other suitable fluids, was found to be practically the same for all qualities of steel from the softest to the hardest.
And sure enough there was a board outside, with "Soda Water" painted in large letters in English.
I found it was one of our party, who hammered away, and called out for "Soda water" between each hammering.
This repeated hammering and demand for soda water at last produced the desired effect.
They went on to their second objective with bottles ofsoda water in their pockets and German light cigars in the corners of their mouths and stopped to drink soda water between bombing rushes after they had arrived.
Each narrator invariably returned to the subject of soda water.
The outstanding novelty of the charge to these men was the quantity of soda water in bottles which they had found in the German dugouts.
The pain and spasm should be endeavoured to be alleviated by full doses of laudanum, given in soda water.
Soda water, containing common salt, perhaps in some of the numbers mixed with Glauber's salts.
Soda water contains 8 times its own bulk of carbonic acid gas, which makes its escape in effervescence, the moment that the cork is removed.
What gives the pleasant ACID taste to soda water, ginger beer, champagne, and cider?
Soda water, lemonade, and ginger beer were provided in countless grosses, and in fact everything for the comfort and convenience of visitors that the most careful forethought could suggest, was provided in the most lavish profusion.
This method, of course, does not apply to vegetables that are cooked in soda water to retain their color.
Soak the beans overnight and then parboil them in soda water.
Soak the beans overnight and parboil them in soda water.
Soak the beans overnight, parboil in soda water, and drain.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "soda water" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
