Sentence examples for glass coke from inspiring English sources
In the 1800s, it was coal; in the 1900s it was glass, coke and steel and industrial mining.
It's sometimes surprising to remember that astronauts like Chris Ferguson are still a part of our present, not some fetishized nostalgia item like glass Coke bottles.
Nonetheless he had a glass Coke bottle and a hand-rolled cigarette and spoke about his retro influences, from Cab Calloway to the Jesus and Mary Chain.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet It's sometimes surprising to remember that astronauts like Chris Ferguson are still a part of our present, not some fetishized nostalgia item like glass Coke bottles.
Eggleston, himself from Memphis, Tennessee, became known as a chronicler of America, and the South in particular, in photographs often peppered with the everyday and the discarded – empty glass coke bottles gleaming green white and gold on a sunny windowsill, gigantic advertising hoardings in empty fields and ubiquitous lonely gas stations.
He usually sat quietly by himself, intently watching the price changes on the commodity board and holding an old glass Coke bottle up near his ear.
One of those afternoons with Elan and his South Beach tan In a floor-length coyote coat and matching tam Driving through the roadblock by Cabrini-Green To Jetro Cash & Carry restaurant depot Where we watched a man buy ten cases of glass Cokes And a skinned goat over his shoulder like an Isaac.
by Sharon Levy One of those afternoons with Elan and his South Beach tan In a floor-length coyote coat and matching tam Driving through the roadblock by Cabrini-Green To Jetro Cash & Carry restaurant depot Where we watched a man buy ten cases of glass Cokes And a skinned goat over his shoulder like an Isaac.
"At our hotel, the bar was serving a glass of Coke for four euros".
He was a little nervous about the whole thing and somehow backhanded a full glass of Coke over me.
It's a grey afternoon in central London and, in the corner of a wood-panelled pub, Carl Barât sits, fresh-faced and anonymous, sipping a glass of coke.
