Sentence examples for bottle burst from inspiring English sources

When I took a bus back to college for my senior year, I put the Dr. Bronner's in the backpack, and the bottle burst in transit, soaking my clothes and books.

Also in London, 112 commuters at St Pancras International came together and set a record for the most people hugging for one minute while British Master's Squat Power Lifting Champion Shaun Jones from Norwich grabbed the title for fastest hot water bottle burst (18.81 secs).

Walking home one night, the sweating bottle burst through its brown paper bag and crashed on the sidewalk.

You will struggle to find any great revelation of political or journalistic skulduggery in these pages, though there is an entertaining story of a hot-water bottle bursting in Harold Macmillan's bedroom.

For extra impressive bubbles, add 1/2 teaspoon of sugar after 48 hours, cap, put bottle in a thick plastic bag (in case the bottle bursts because of the pressure), let bottle sit in room temperature overnight to ferment, freeze 24 hours (to stop further fermentation) and put in fridge to get to drinking temperature.

"Water bottles burst in chambers," White records in December 1783, and there had been "ice under people's beds"–meaning that their chamber-pots had frozen.

It was a wrench-twisting ardor full of grunts, cursing and the sizzle of beer bottles bursting open.

Trader Joe's announced Monday a recall of its Triple Ginger Brew (SKU 51857) due to reports of unopened bottles bursting.

This may cause the bottle to burst.

It released a safety notice saying: "As a precautionary measure AG Barr is withdrawing four batches of its Rubicon Sparkling Mango two-litre soft drink from the market because of signs of fermentation and the possibility that increased pressure caused by this fermentation may cause the bottle to burst.

Gasses are released during the process of dissolving the steel wool and the bottle could burst if there is not a small hole to allow the pressure to equalize.