Sentence examples for extended bottle from inspiring English sources

What about fine wines that benefit from extended bottle aging?

New Zealand wines are typically meant to be consumed young and will often maintain their green herbal flavors even with extended bottle aging.

"If you extend the bottle, you lose the whole concept".

One recent offering: a two-foot-tall Superman doll with one hand extended, holding a bottle of hot sauce, perhaps in greeting or in supplication.

At one point, Stenhouse stands as if being crucified, arms extended, a huge Coke bottle in each hand, his muscles twitching with the sheer weight; at another he pours Coke from a great height into Paintin's open throat, and she chokes and splutters, her star-spangled dress doused and dampened.

Every year more than 4 billion pounds of plastic bottles end up in landfills or as roadside litter, and while some states have bottle-bill laws that extend to cover bottled water, the recycling rates for bottled water pale as compared to carbonated soft drinks.

I'd usually make myself scarce on book-club nights at our house, pausing just to say extended hellos as wine bottles were clattering in the kitchen and that week's offering – Brick Lane or Austerlitz – was cracked open for wayward discussion.

Akhmetov's excesses do not solely extend to the bottle.

Attorney General Eliot L. Spitzer proposed extending New York's "bottle law" by imposing 5-cent deposits on containers holding spring water, sports drinks and juice.

Perhaps the messages against over-feeding with the bottle have permeated and this has now extended to parents being more discriminating (and therefore apparently restrictive) when they offer bottles.

As students, some readers will probably have lived in shared houses where wood chip partitions led to mouldering sinks and unspeakable toilets, and where the interior decor extended to greasy bongs and bottles with crayon lines drawn on by untrusting housemates.