Sentence examples for buckets of wine from inspiring English sources

Napa and Sonoma, which are as close as you get to our definition of what constitutes the good life — you know, prosperous beautiful communities, surrounded by big buckets of wine — Napa and Sonoma burn in the course of hours.

As I poured myself a bucket of wine, I mourned this new blow to my trust in people.

Last Sunday night I did my usual routine to get ready for the week ahead: I sat down on my couch with a bucket of wine and a jar of pickles and turned on Bravo's The Millionaire Matchmaker.

We told him he'd made a great case but that American women tended to prefer a little mystery where a man's junk dimensions were concerned, even though solving such a mystery might involve facing down a disappointing penis lurking in the shadow of a fat gut after drinking a bucket of wine coolers at a rented beach house.

Trucks distribute wine, people bring water pistols and buckets full of wine, and everyone douses each other.

It was to be a bucket list of sorts, and a bucketful of wine that would hopefully turn me into some sort of connoisseur by Monday morning.

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And, with the buckets of gently chilling sparkling wine from the Champagne region and platters of strawberries the size of tennis balls strewn all around, we are ready to go.

Employees placed a few bottles of wine in an ice bucket alongside the towel, and then left.

One grandee, Mitchell reports, "liked to preside over a group of artists and three or four prostitutes, locked up in a room together for several days with two or three cases of wine, a ham, a bucket, and a mattress".

Instead of thick chips sparkling with salt, or bucket-smoothed sand-castles, expect cheap boxes of wine, an eight-day long game of Monopoly and a heated argument about Operation Yewtree.