Sentence examples for difficult to bottle from inspiring English sources
"While considered as therapies in their own right, they also served as carriers and preservatives for substances that would be otherwise difficult to bottle and sell".
It is difficult expertise to bottle – if only we could.
Teammates who have had the so-called Tommy John surgery to replace an elbow ligament, like Pendleton and A. J. Burnett, told him that their fingers would tingle or that it would be difficult to twist a bottle cap.
Molotov cocktails were constructed as anti-tank weapons, using beer bottles gathered from local pubs (rather difficult to smash, but wine bottles were in shorter supply).
It is difficult to judge pressure inside the bottle, and like plastic bottles, glass can explode.
In August 2010 a J&J subsidiary recalled artificial hips, rather more difficult to remove than a pill bottle from a cabinet.
This bottle is difficult to find outside of the mid-Atlantic region, but it's still prized for its crisp, fruity profile with just a tickle of new-mown hay, as well as its deep-value price tag.
The economy will also make it difficult to sell the more expensive bottles.
Next time at least that mistake won't be made: Aleve won't be packed in child-proof bottles so difficult to open that they stymie the arthritic patients seeking the pills inside; narrow suspension bridges won't be built without "stay cables" like the ill-fated Tacoma Narrows Bridge, which was twisted to its destruction by strong winds in 1940.
