Sentence examples for cork up from inspiring English sources

Viewing the rough surgeries of those who were rarely salvage-able, obliged Alcott, while on duty, to "cork up" her feelings.

Hate is that genie in the bottle - hard to lure back and cork up again once you have allowed it to escape.

Stand the cork up on one of its sides so that it is taller than it is wide, and use a sharp knife to slice it into two equal halves.

Hopefully the film will be out in the summer, or whenever someone shoots Osama bin Laden and shoves a piece of cork up his ass.

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Think of a building like a cork in water; the bigger the waves, the more the cork will bob up and down.

Upon slicing, corking up to the skin surface.

He felt "corked up, as if in a bottle," his wife said.

You can indeed perform "Othello" -- or mimic a singing group -- without corking up: it's called acting.

But such shows were also hugely popular with black people, who were soon producing their own versions, in which they, too, corked up and put on fuzzy wigs.