Sentence examples for compared to a bottle of from inspiring English sources

Even the most to-the-manor-born chocolate is relatively inexpensive compared to a bottle of wine, and just as transporting.

Global sales may fall to 260 million bottles this year, compared to a peak of 339 million bottles in 2007.

It has been reported that the sensitivity of blood cultures fell by almost one third if a blood volume of 1 ml was inoculated to blood culture bottles compared to a volume of 3 ml as recommended [ 23].

How can a soda bottle be compared to a magma chamber of a volcano?

World Duty Free, which has concessions at Heathrow, for example, charges customers £16.49 for a bottle of Absolut Vodka compared to a high-street price of around £20 – a saving of less than 20 per cent.

Books have always been considered expensive – Orwell made this point in his essay Books vs Cigarettes 65 years ago – yet compared to a night at the cinema, a bottle of pub wine or a few take-way coffees they remain astonishing value for money, even without deep discounting.

A plant-based bottle reduces carbon dioxide emissions by 12-19% compared to a petroleum-based PET bottle.

And yet the man at the gas station who hands over the 2 packs of Marlboro Lights is never called the scum of the earth, and the manager at Trader Joe's can recommend Grey Goose or a nice bottle of Chardonnay without being compared to a child molester.

On the contrary, the activity of the masseter muscle in 20 breastfed older infants during cup feeding was significantly higher when compared to sucking a bottle in 20 infants with routinely mixed feeding (breast plus bottle-feeding) [ 18].

Then smell it in a glass, and compare it to a bottle of beer that has not been exposed to light.

I give them a rip once I get home, and the effects are intense compared to your everyday bottle of Locker Room or Nitro.