Sentence examples for flasks from inspiring English sources

Cocktails were promised, I am sure, but all I can see around the room are beakers, pipettes and conical flasks.

"I drink two flasks of chai with plenty of sugar to keep me going through the day".

As a result some may find it difficult to look at these rock-crystal vessels, jewels and perfume flasks as works of art.

In May 2012 the bosses of many of Britain's independent record labels will get up early, fill thermos flasks with tea and lug crates of vinyl records to Berwick Street, in central London.

But no primitive life form was ever going to crawl out of one of Mr Miller's flasks, as some of the less cautious headlines at the time suggested.Mr Miller went on to perform a zillion variants of the original experiment, of course, and eventually got it to produce the building blocks of DNA as well as proteins.

The gases were then circulated round and round the flasks and tubes.

Without Corning's ribbon machine, electric light bulbs, vacuum flasks and cathode ray tubes would have been far costlier and more fragile affairs.

Some 800 scientists, about a third of them foreigners, work at the long white benches with their jumble of flasks, instruments and computers.

Bewitched by the patter of a perfume merchant, entranced by the pink and gold of these scented flasks, he steals some of the rejected bottles and hides them in the pigpen.

There are tea pots and cigarette cases, flasks, spoons and jewellery.

These range from carrying flasks of garlic powder in a hot water solution (to disguise the scent of a fox when it crosses your path), to perfecting the use of a hunting horn (to send hounds in the wrong direction).Such skills are, sadly, likely to be lost within a generation.