Sentence examples for bottle dive from inspiring English sources

You know, roast crunchy roaches, squeeze yourself into a model ship bottle, dive from 60 feet into a bucket with a foot of water -- and watch the World Cup at 1 25, 2 25, 4 55 or 7 25 a.m.

Pouring yourself a glass of wine that costs more than $10 a bottle, and diving into the very intimate text exchange from the latest politician sex scandal.

He ordered a bottle of wine and dove right in, suggesting that Curry move into a new roving correspondent role — he called it a "global anchor" — tailor-made for her.

Thinking I might end up trapped beneath rubble, I grabbed a container of water, a carton of cookies and a bottle of brandy and dived beneath the sturdily built writing desk.

But under the attentive direction of Mr. McPherson, these actors go beyond mere technical aplomb to turn the play into a sustained meditation on the dangerous allure of killing the lonely nights by diving into a bottle.

He's still drinking, but he's measuring his consumption to avoid diving down the bottle.

Plant later described "playing in an old dive … for a bottle of scotch".

You will find that the harder you squeeze the bottle, the faster the packet will dive to the bottom.

We see her alone in the first act, constantly diving for the gin bottle she keeps secreted in her wardrobe.

Police sergeant Roy Dawson, in charge of overseeing the dive, told the court: "The bottle was held in his right hand.

It is also heartbreaking enough to make you want to dive straight into a bottomless vodka bottle.