Sentence examples for blue shots from inspiring English sources
By 7pm, she'll have ordered the whole company to down tools and retreat to the only pub on the industrial estate, where she'll order racks of blue shots and invite her new colleagues to drink them out of her soggy bicorner hat.
Peter Stringfellow, a Thatcher fan and the owner of the club he named after himself, was throwing a General Election "Victory Party", which had been advertised on Facebook with the promise of complementary fluorescent blue shots and "Free dances all night!" However, it appeared little had been done to promote the occasion IRL.
The woman at the man's side was in her thirties or forties, wearing a short blue shot-satin dress and boots with high silver heels.
On view will be examples of Warhol's most-loved images, including "Blue Shot Marilyn," from 1964, "192 One Dollar Bills," from 1962, and several examples of the artist's Campbell's soup cans.
There is a storminess to the gold and brown background strokes of what Coombs terms "a diaphonous curtain," and an unsettledness to the wall of sky blue, shot through with melancholic tones of violet.
The clock was set back to 51.7 seconds, the Blues' shot was erased, and the teams replayed the rest of the period without incident.
Wood then sealed victory for Blues with a low shot as sections of the home crowd called for the Forest board and manager Steve McClaren to be sacked.
The simplest way to remember the colors of the parties is with these handy red and blue bikini shots, leaked during Bikinigate.
This was a casual concert suited to the weather — powder blue sky shot through with blinding sun, following the briefest of black-cloud storms.
Berners, whether for the right reasons or wrong, would have laughed until the blue mayonnaise shot right out of his nose.
