Sentence examples for bottle out of from inspiring English sources

We made a water bottle out of a roll of construction paper and a snippet of drinking straw.

So the pessimistic one got up very slowly and threw the glucose bottle out of the cave.

Stiff with shame, he went and took his bottle out of the cabinet into which he had thrust it and poured a drink.

The truckman took each bottle out of the case, turned it upside down, scrutinized it carefully and put it back in the case.

Every so often, I would move the bottle out of the way to wipe crumbs off the counter, but I didn't dare twist open the top.

He downed the first glass of wine in two long drafts and poured another before the bossy waiter had time to wrest the bottle out of his hand.

Cameron readily admits that had Gordon Brown not "bottled out" of going to the country in 2007, he would have lost any election and that would have been that.

Now, those two bottles, Exhibits A and B, were those the two bottles you took out of the car out there, or were those two bottles taken out of the liquor after it got up here?

We've all thrown bottles out of cars, I'm sure, at one time or another.

Brown famously bottled out of seeking a post-Blair mandate in 2007.

Mr. Crismon could have hawked a few bottles out of the back of a wagon himself.