Sentence examples for flasks of liquor from inspiring English sources

Among the advice: search the young people's bags for any contraband cans of beer or flasks of liquor well beforehand, because airport officials will do it anyway.

He remembers people keeping flasks of liquor in their desks, and recalls coming back from lunch one day and seeing one guy with his head flat down on his typewriter.

Amanda Harris's sardonic, powerful Emilia is the seasoned wife, used to holding her own in a world of men, and used to being let down: she pulls a flask of liquor out of her handbag, she enthusiastically debags Cassio - and as she does so ruefully catches the eye of her husband Iago.

The word apparently came into general use in the Midwest in the 1880s to denote the practice of concealing flasks of illicit liquor in boot tops when going to trade with Indians.

One had a flask of Bourbon liquor and they drank a toast to the Lady of Liberty, God help her.

She picked up a fan with her right hand and a silver flask of sorghum liquor with her left.

She nicknamed the gathered ruffles at the back of one design her 'speakeasy silhouette', because during Prohibition it gave women a place to stow a flask of illicit liquor.

"You want a beer?" he asked me, and cracked a tallboy open for himself, chased by by a flask of cheap liquor and some weed over the course of our conversation.

Keep in mind, though, that these measures aren't failsafe: In the case mentioned above, the Marriott served only beer and wine, and distributed just two drink tickets to employees; the man named in the lawsuit apparently brought his own flask of hard liquor.

The photon flux density of photosynthetically active radiation was 100 ± 20 µE m−2 s−1, which was measured at the surface of the flasks using a liquor porometer (INC model LI-1600).

Withholding of liquor is coercion.