Sentence examples for are bottle from inspiring English sources
noun
A container, typically made of glass or plastic and having a tapered neck, used primarily for holding liquids.
- Beer is often sold in bottles.
Keepers are bottle- and tube-feeding the smaller cub and because it has shown some signs of regurgitation, which can lead to aspiration, they also are administering antibiotics.
"We've reduced bar waste so that the only thing we actually throw away are bottle caps and some of the plastic packaging around things like our napkins.
Most are bottle conditioned — that is, more yeast is added before the cap goes on, allowing them to ferment a bit more in the bottle and giving them a champagne-like effervescence.
In the background are bottle glass windows, still seen in Bruges today.
The buttons on the children's clothes are bottle caps.
"We are bottle feeding him and he spends all his time in the house with us".
Babies under one who are bottle-fed don't need supplements because formula milk has vitamin D added.
Belgian beers took quickly to bottling, which is why many great Belgian brews are bottle-conditioned rather than cask-conditioned.
There are bottle-service-only booths (from $200), lasers everywhere and Mammoth's version of a strict door policy ("No snowboard gear").
The six Madagascan baobab species feature compact crowns and gray-brown to red trunks that taper from top to bottom or are bottle-shaped to cylindrical.
