Sentence examples for crates of bottles from inspiring English sources

I needed some light.' We wander into the winery next door to the studio, with its gleaming silver vats and stacked wooden crates of bottles ready for dispatch.

To continue contributing to the family's income, Ahmad works in a factory, lifting crates of bottles, for two hours a day.

After you've flung (flinged?) your missive into the cyber ether, like a virtual message in a bottle (actually more like a crate of bottles all containing the same message), you get to sit back and wait for any randoms who feel moved to reply.

"If you visited someone's house, they would have crates of empty bottles," he told me.

Riding counterclockwise, away from the marketplace, the path was nearly empty on a Monday, though there were several men on motorbikes carrying crates of soda bottles on their knees.

Free school dinners and free milk were not some liberal frippery but a necessity, though the crates of miniature bottles were often left near the radiators and soured by lunchtime.

Protesters responded by hurling crates of beer bottles and chunks of concrete.

I knew something was wrong with my party when I found my friend, the father of a 3-year-old, sitting like a fragile teacup on the edge of a crate of water bottles from B.J.'s (the only place to sit not occupied by a child) in the hallway, while his daughter held forth from a chair in the dining room demanding that the crusts be cut off the brioche I had made.

In the item No 14 ("Can you lift a heavy object of 20 lbs (e.g. a crate of 12 bottles of milk, or a one year old child), and carry it for at least 10 yards?") Anglo-Saxon units were converted into the International System of Units (SI) (lbs into kg, and yards into metres).

Kids armed with sticks and crates of empty glass bottles.

Botham had a deal with Lindemans and David Gower with Bollinger, so there were always crates of wine or bottles of Champagne waiting for us wherever we went.