Sentence examples for cocktail that could from inspiring English sources
Berber discontent, combined with wider economic and political dissatisfaction, has formed a volatile cocktail that could topple the current leadership.
Gordon Brown has claimed the Tories' plan to devolve all income tax powers to the Scottish parliament amounts to a "lethal cocktail" that could lead to the break-up of the United Kingdom.
Once you know all this, you keep looking around the NoMad's cluster of small, grandiose dining rooms thinking, "If this is supposed to be a night with Mick and Keith, why am I eating dinner at 5 30, and where are the police?" True, there's an absinthe-fortified martini, the Turf Cocktail, that could easily become a habit, but it's probably not the kind described in "Sister Morphine".
The finding could help identify children at high risk of asthma, and it could also lead to the development of a probiotic "cocktail" that could one day prevent asthma.
Application of conditioned medium from SC cultures (±NMD, matrix stimuli) to myoblasts revealed that exposure to both the matrix and necrotic stimuli generated a paracrine cocktail that could induce myogenesis in myoblasts 24 hours after exposure.
The virus that causes AIDS has infected a quarter of the population in some African countries, and almost none of them have access to drug cocktails that could save lives.
The bar, which prides itself on an understated curb appeal, just celebrated their year anniversary by unveiling a new menu of cocktails that could be categorized as "tropically complex".
Downtown's hip bowling alley, conveniently monikered The Alley, has a famed list of White Russian cocktails that could be a draw on its own, but the eight lanes of bowling and collection of retro arcade games keep kiddos big and small entertained and out of the sun.
Starting from a list of known viral targets, we performed a combinatorial screen to identify siRNA cocktails that could desensitize cells to exogenous RNA.
Two were cocktail bars that could easily have been located in Manhattan or London.
NICOLE WASILEWICZ, 27, stood poolside at the Thompson LES hotel, toenails Day-Glo orange, bikini peeping out from beneath a tank top, clutching a frozen cocktail that she probably could not afford.
