Sentence examples for drink receptacles from inspiring English sources

The vintage paddle-shaped swizzle sticks, ceramic skull drink receptacles and lurid velveteen depictions of the South Seas harked back to 1934, when Victor J. Bergeron Jr., known as "the apostle of rum" and a son of a waiter at the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco, founded a pub called Hinky Dink's on San Pablo Avenue in Oakland.

Brew Buddies (£7.99, findmeagift.co.uk) is a hot drinks receptacle with a cutaway alcove at base, for the storing of snacks.

Consider taking your own drinking receptacle to the party.

But when you talk about a larger body mass, just like drinking alcohol, larger persons can drink more alcohol because they have the receptacle to hold it".

Did the occupants of this outpost drink a brew from that receptacle the night before their final morning?

To tank up returns to the liquid-receptacle metaphor, meaning "to drink too much," and the noun, still applied to the military vehicle in which the occupants are closely confined, also has an underworld slang meaning of "prison".

One moment, the film is casually dropping references to Everett's multiverse theory, the next Mitsuha is performing a shrine ceremony involving chewing up rice then spitting it into a receptacle to make kuchikami sake, a pure drink to offer to the gods.

Nobody likes to see trash blowing around the parking lot as they walk to and from the business, so stow the empty fast food wrappers, ashtray contents, drink bottles, and other potential debris until you have access to a waste receptacle.

Receptacles usually have three purposes.

Across the New York region, thousands of people are still carting plastic jugs, soda bottles and any handy receptacle to water filling stations because they either cannot gain access to water or fear that their water is unsafe to drink.

(Even Tupperware is better than throwaway receptacles).