Sentence examples for like a jug from inspiring English sources

The council put a work-around in for bikes, a lane like a jug handle, which puts you at almost right angles to the tracks but involves waiting at a set of lights.

Barber says that she has tried "to avoid cod Elizabethan" and also to "strike a balance between authenticity and readability" – both sensible aims, but neither prosecuted with enough flair to prevent the poem from stumbling quite often into Elizabethan-lite: "Still, the past draws me like a jug of beer / back to the moments when my star was high.

Australia are playing pure confidence cricket right now, jackboot jammed into the teeth of their opponent, and for anyone who suffered through the stutters and missteps of the past two years, it is a glorious tonic, to be taken in greedily and without guilt, like a jug of fresh-squeezed lemonade after a long afternoon outdoors under the summer sun.

The shows were poorly received by the conservative, middle-aged hotel guests—"like a jug of corn liquor at a champagne party," wrote a critic for Newsweek.

The ceremony started, and one by one we went up to drink the "medicine," which looked like a jug of coffee.

In Jeff Bark's new series, Lucifer Falls, the water falls like a jug of milk poured over rocks, cascading down, eerily quiet in a landscape made unfamiliar - as though a gateway into a magical Shangri La - and not the parks of upstate New York, where they were actually shot.

"I'm Italian, so at the dinner table it would be like Pellegrino, a jug of soda and a huge thing of wine," Michele said.

Add a little more seasoning, if you like, and pour into a jug.

Raschker Fosbury-flopped over the bar like water pouring from a jug.

Makes 4 pide dried yeast 7g sugar 1 tsp strong bread flour or 00 flour 250g salt 1 tsp olive oil 1 tbsp cold water 100ml butter 100g, melted For the filling onion 1 olive oil 2 tsp cumin powder 1 tsp caraway seeds 1 tsp spinach leaves 200g beyaz peynir or feta 100g (or more, if you like) eggs 4 In a jug, combine the yeast, sugar and a few tablespoons of warm water.

Growlers — 64-ounce glass vessels that look like a moonshine jug — have become the beer accessory of the moment.