Sentence examples for bunch of bottle from inspiring English sources

Its primary raison d'etre is to alert you of incoming BlackBerry messages calls, texts, BBMs, calendar events, etc. when your BlackBerry proper is, say, hidden in your pants pocket buried under a pile of car keys, chewing gum, quarters and dimes and pennies, pens, and a bunch of bottle caps.

"He would ask his friends to dump a bunch of bottles over the side for him," said Dr. Bruce Warren, a senior scientist at Woods Hole.

But when they were mixed in with a bunch of bottles made in the fashion of Champagne, with some proportion of chardonnay and pinot noir, the main grapes of Champagne, we preferred those bottles, wherever they came from.

Morandi, who died at 73 in 1964 in the modest house on Via Fondazza in Bologna where he had lived his whole life with his mother (until her death in 1950) and with three unmarried sisters, devoted his career to painting pretty much the same dusty bunch of bottles, bowls and biscuit tins.

They are all in a big boardroom in some northern MTV-issue office, glass walls and a bunch of bottles of Cool Water in the centre of a desk island, and a perfumer is just slowly explaining to gilded geordies how to smell nice.

Giorgio Morandi is a classic example, toiling away by himself in Bologna, monkishly immune to shifting tastes, painting little bunches of bottles, bowls and biscuit tins.

The fact that Crate now also has a number of well-known reference customers, including the likes of Skyhigh Networks and ALPLA, a packaging manufacturer that you have probably never heard of but that produces virtually all the bottles for Coca-Cola and Unilever for the U.S. market (as well as a bunch of other bottles that you probably have at home).

Not everyone wants to have a bunch of plastic bottles stuck in their ceiling.

On one trip, I filled up a military-style duffel bag with a bunch of individual bottles of generically labeled aspirin.

Throwing down some sort of Captain Planet voodoo, Samsung has managed to take a bunch of plastic bottles and recycle them into the Blue Earth, a solar-powered touchscreen phone backed to the brim with eco-friendliness.

But who wants to hold a bunch of water bottles while trying to throw down an award-winning twerk performance?