Sentence examples for bottled out from inspiring English sources
When Kenny allocated Billy Bragg to Room 4, he bottled out, muttering something about The Shining.
Leaders of the most powerful country in the world have bottled out, albeit for understandable reasons.
"Thought you two had bottled out!" says one major to his brother officers, on the training ground.
Some US church leaders were upset he might be, but the BBC bottled out, saying, "Tinky Winky is simply a sweet baby with a magic bag".
What they saw was a generation of British artists who had bottled out (if, indeed, they had ever bottled in), turning their backs on international modernism to paint Windsor Castle under dark skies and fishing boats at Mousehole.
According to one of his supporters, Sheila Lawlor, head of Politeia, a Conservative think-tank, this proves that New Labour has bottled out: "It has thrown its lot in with the public sector now.
Come along and watch if you're bottling out of the trek.' A sumptuous breakfast greeted me early next morning.
Meanwhile, at the Draper household, Betty's had enough of Don bottling out of disciplining the kids.
"To me, to exclude [human remains] is sort of bottling out," he said.
He has nevertheless left the bottle out, in full view, to see who might be distracted by it, who dismissive, who disappointed by what he's been poured.
