Sentence examples for going to jug from inspiring English sources

James Wilson, a criminologist at the University of California in Los Angeles, points out that the median number of offences committed each year by those going to jug is now 12.Others, such as Alfred Blumstein, a professor at Carnegie Mellon, say that locking people up only partly explains the drop in crime.

And no word on how Great-Grandma is going to haul that jug of juice from the fridge and get it into the Roll N Pour.

For the next 11 years there was only one American winner, with the Claret Jug going to Spain's Seve Ballesteros, Australia's Greg Norman, and England's Nick Faldo, among others.

Slowly the eye registers and reads the space which the coffee pot and the jug are going to occupy.

Here are just a few opening-round leaders of the past, folk who were never realistically going to lift the Auld Claret Jug come Sunday, but topped the leader board on Thursday evening and stole our hearts for 24 hours: Nick Job, Wayne Stephens, Greg Turner, Rodney Pampling, Tom Lewis, Michael Allen, Hennie Otto, Sergio Garcia.

"So we are going to go St Andrews looking for the Claret Jug.

One evening before going to bed, I dug out the measuring jug from the kitchen cupboard and can now confirm that I'm managing around 200ml a time.

This recipe will not do well in a milk jug -- it's going to be on fire -- but anything that can take heat will do.

He'd been running errands all day — going to the chiropractor, picking up his weekly jugs of alkaline water — and later he was planning to go to a Rolling Stones concert.

"Aye, she's asking me how many jugs of gas I'm going to use for the boat when I'm here trying to figure out how many thousands of dollars we're going to make," he said.

Is Staples going to sell 3D printers next to those big jugs of pretzels?