Sentence examples similar to cases of coca from inspiring English sources

The extra bathroom contains cases of Coca-Cola, Perrier and beer.

Among his customers is Mr. Nagasaki, president of an Osaka company called Panavac, which imported about 400,000 cases of Coca-Cola Classic last year.

Warnings against a new disease, "Coca-Colitis," were briskly circulated, and a whole glossary of compound neologisms evolved, among them "Coca-Colazione" (defined as "the last meal of the condemned") and "Coca-Colonia" ("a cologne useful for disinfecting quarters where there have been cases of Coca-Cholera").

I think so too: I once saw a man in that market buy 20 cases of Coca-Cola in loose 12-ounce bottles.

But there are good, and great, values: a case of Coca-Cola sells for about 22percentt less; Tide sells for 42percentt less.

So, as in the case of Coca-Cola, would the Business Call to Action employees have found work without the scheme, and is there anyone already doing something similar?

It opens on November 25th with a party for Dublin's smart young things.In the case of Coca-Cola, experience was a way to relaunch the brand in Belgium after a nasty scare about its safety in June 1999.

"All of a sudden a shout and as we turned we saw a case of Coca-Cola being rushed our way, carried between two men on racing mules," she recounted, in part.

In the case of Coca-Cola, what's so interesting about it is you're really activating all those modalities.

Prior to these investments, in the first approximately 16 years that both companies operated in Vietnam, Coca-Cola had invested less than US $150 million and PepsiCo around US $250 million, amounts equal to, or considerably less (in the case of Coca-Cola) than what they have committed in just the past few years [ 46, 49].

Common drug-control policies such as organic coffee certification, road construction, and education have mixed effects on coca cultivation, depending on the type of coca grower.