Sentence examples for cocktail more from inspiring English sources

(Never was a cocktail more aptly named, though, than this).

It can make everything from salami to fruit cocktail more desirable.

A Molotov cocktail more like: when equity markets fell, the share prices of 27 splits declined by up to 98% in the three years to March.

In the middle of hugely disproportionate violence against gay people, he's offering a weak cocktail: more prime-ministerial criticism of rappers, more power for headmasters, and a vague call for "leadership" in a police force where homophobia is rife.

The stinger can also be built on vodka, which gives you a cocktail more contemporary in taste; on tequila, which transforms it into a sophistication from a shot; or on bourbon, which gives you a Dixie Stinger.

Adding 10 ppb of metolachlor doubled that delay, while the full pesticide cocktail more than tripled it--an impact more severe than 1000 ppb of atrazine alone.

Are Cocktails More Potent at High Altitudes?

As with "Sicknesses," the period-specific entertainment extends well beyond the playing time; expect burlesque at intermission, a Baroque musicale beforehand and cocktails more or less whenever.

Tickets for this session are $50, and include tasting portions of the food, three small cocktails (more will be available to purchase) and all the music.

The eclectic menu draws on Admony's Iranian and Yemeni heritage, and with cocktails more cleverly named than executed — Simcha (Hebrew for "joy") and Yalla (Arabic for "hurry up") — the over-all effect is Levantine chic.

Fewer cocktails, more kombucha (or whatever).