"bottle of drink" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a specific container containing a beverage of some kind. For example, "I grabbed a bottle of drink from the fridge before I left for work."
During that time, instead of being overrun by English tourists getting dressed up in their best pair of shorts to hurl £15 at a luminous bottle of drink in Pacha, Ibiza Town was full of beautiful European people wearing weird clothes and dancing around in open-air nightclubs.
During that time, instead of being overrun by tourists getting dressed up in their best pair of shorts to hurl $15 at a luminous bottle of drink in Pacha, Ibiza Town was full of beautiful European people wearing weird clothes and dancing around in open-air nightclubs.
Stick a spelling on every bag of crisps, chocolate bar, bottle of drink or on your walls so you will remember them.
Those who were around were given bottles of drink, so that they would relax.
They also expect to find graffiti on the walls, poetry, bottles of drink, and all manner of artefacts untouched since the day fighting ceased.
(That equals two bottles of drink).
For those who love food craft, fall is the ideal time to get into making preserves, pickles, bottles of drink, sauces and frozen goodies.
Find a replacement for dumbbells or buy some. 2 cans of food or 1 2 liter (0.3 0.5 US gal) bottles of drink can be a great substitute for dumbbells and can be used for a number of exercises.
If you know you can refill with fresh water regularly, you might get away with carrying less but if not, carry at least eight bottles of drink distributed in the panniers, your backpack and on the bike itself (you can buy drink bottle holders for bikes).
The Pepsi Bottling Group, the world's largest bottler of drinks for PepsiCo, said yesterday that per-share earnings will rise 15percentto20percentcenext yearear because of the acquisition of Pepsi-Gemex in Mexico.
What is 3 bottles of drinks "minus" 1 bottle?
