bottle out in a sentence
- You can pull a bottle out on a winter night after shoveling the driveway and it lets you know spring is still out there.
- "They either bottle out at that point and face the consequences, or they risk their shirts, " said Williams.
- Some in the crowd of 25, 266, which consisted largely of Salvadoran fans, hurled bottles out of the stands in disapproval.
- She puts a pill in her mouth but quickly spits it back out, then tosses the open bottle out the third-story window.
- I left the beer in the freezer a little bit too long, but when I pulled the bottle out the beer was entirely liquid.
- It's difficult to find bottle out in a sentence.
- UNDATED : Part of yesterday I spent collecting cans and bottles out of a quarter-mile of ditch along the road that fronts my land.
- By choosing to continuously fill any multi-use water bottle, the consumer keeps disposable bottles out of the waste stream and minimizes environmental impact.
- Is it true there are cases when getting cold water in a closed bottle out of a fridge would cause it to freeze suddenly when opening?
- "It takes a certain courage to live with the aftermath of spectacular misjudgment rather than bottling out and scampering home, " it added.
- Kelly Goodman said Dylan and his sister Megan, 10, had each tossed a bottle out to sea on the morning of Megan's birthday.
- They think that a redneck is a person that drives around in their truck, throwing bottles out the window, looking for people to beat up.
- If you must use the freezer to chill wine, set a kitchen timer as a reminder to take the bottle out before it's too late.
- Parents got a special warning : Keep the bottle out of reach of children, because liquid Kaletra contains enough alcohol to be dangerous if a child overdoses.
- Then, as Tyson was heading to his dressing room, someone threw a full water bottle out of the stands and hit a fan who was taking pictures.
- If you have passengers pulling 3 bottles out of various pockets of their bags it's going to waste more time then if they are all in one place.