Sentence examples for instance bottles from inspiring English sources

It was originally known for its range of continental and specifically German beers, and you can still find rare goodies here (for instance, bottles from Munich's Hacker-Pschorr, £4.70).

For instance, bottles of water (No big deal if they spill it), non-messy heat-resistant snacks such as Clif bars in case they get hungry, tissues, a plastic bag or bin for trash (Keep it emptied regularly; bring many bags if you fear a carsick passenger), an umbrella, bug repellent or sunscreen depending on the destination, and some free trunk space.

For instance, bottle pool is known to have had a dedicated following with faculty at the University of Michigan from 1911 until approximately 1999, and is the billiard game of choice at exclusive New York City enclaves such as the Racquet and Tennis Club and the Union Club.

A composite adherence score (CAS) was developed based primarily on data from electronic medication (MEMS®) bottle caps containing a microchip recording each instance of bottle opening; missing data were supplemented with pill counts and self-reported adherence when MEMS data were missing or inaccurate.

Last June, for instance, a bottle of Glenfiddich 50-year-old went for £20,000 ($33,790) and a bottle of The Macallan Millennium 50-year-old in a Caithness glass decanter fetched £15,000 ($25,345).

But in this instance, a bottle of gin didn't seem appropriate.

According to the "Times'" account, the extortionists had repeatedly invaded the resisting restaurants during the dinner hour, shooting off guns, breaking windows, and throwing glasses, plates, and, in at least one instance, a bottle filled with gasoline.

For instance, a bottle-neck may occur when the extension of the patch in the lateral direction has a local minimum-giving rise to a narrow strait.

For instance, liquid medication bottles can be designed to restrict flow.

For instance, 25 million bottles lie in the 25km of cellars at Mumm (00 33 3 26 49 59 70; mumm.com) at 34 rue du Champ de Mars in Reims.

Despite the ersatz homeyness on the labels, many are made by big firms: Jim Beam, for instance, distils and bottles expensive brands such as Knob Creek, Basil Hayden's and Booker's.