Sentence examples for bottle hard from inspiring English sources

Chinese alcoholism statistics are hard to come by, but Harbin hits the bottle hard.

By Russell Maloney and R. H. McKee The New Yorker, September 6 , 1941P. 9 At a party at a beach club, one of the guests surprised everybody with a sleight-of-hand trick: you put a dime in a milk bottle, shake the bottle hard from side to side, and out pops the dime, right through the glass.

The New Yorker, September 6 , 1941P. 9 At a party at a beach club, one of the guests surprised everybody with a sleight-of-hand trick: you put a dime in a milk bottle, shake the bottle hard from side to side, and out pops the dime, right through the glass.

"Fuck you, Penske!" bellowed one of the football players, drunk enough to sound half cheerful, and flung his remaining bottle, hard.

Squeeze the sides of the bottle hard.

Blow into the bottle hard, and don't stop.

He had started to lay out a picnic on a tartan rug — milky tea in a bottle, hard-boiled eggs, slices of brown bread already buttered — when out of thin air a huge black dog appeared, like a phantom or an animal from the underworld, its snarls strange and spiteful.

He had started to lay out a picnic on a tartan rug milky tea in a bottle, hard-boiled eggs, slices of brown bread already buttered when out of thin air a huge black dog appeared, like a phantom or an animal from the underworld, its snarls strange and spiteful.

He squeezed the bottle harder, but it fell once more.

To make way for the drinking that will go on afterward: in Asia, it is Korea that hits the bottle hardest, another reason you always hear people comparing the Koreans with the Irish.

The sake list is short but well-priced, and includes a few bottles hard to find elsewhere in town.