Sentence examples for carry a flask from inspiring English sources

Seeing as you need to carry a flask around to make this work, why not put coffee in that?

Miguel Henrique Otero also defamed and discriminated against a majority of Venezuelan people that voted for President Hugo Chavez five years ago in an editorial in El Nacional calling them, "...those people who carry a flask of rum in their pockets and a roll of bread under their arms..."....

And then, for the next year, he will agree to carry a flask of tea with him wherever he goes, like a recently widowed Yorkshireman stomping through the Pennines in search of the stream where he caught his first fish.

If you want to truly embody the rebellious spirit of the flapper, carry a flask and show your disdain for Prohibition.

Carry a flask.

No wonder she carries a flask tucked into her stocking.

She is always losing things, and she carries a flask of Scotch around in her handbag to help her through daily crises.

During his courtship of Mary Shelley, he carried a flask of laudanum with him, later apparently using it in a suicide attempt.... but not Edgar Allan Poe Dr Thomas Dunn English, who openly disliked Poe, insisted the poet was not a drug user.

Reading Tennessee Williams's diaries while he was writing Cat on a Hot Tin Roof reveals a man in crisis, so profoundly addicted to alcohol that he carried a flask of whiskey wherever he went.

Sad story of a dry agent who could find no speakeasies in New York to padlock, although he went through the Aquariam and the Museums very carefully to see if anyone was carrying a flask.

When digging for fossils near the North Pole, he wore his trademark Czechoslovak rabbit-fur hat, and carried a flask of vodka for warmth and a rifle for warding off polar bears.