Sentence examples for make a spittoon in from inspiring English sources

Why did he make a spittoon in 1676?

He could have a freaking spittoon in his shop if he wanted.

Hit a spittoon from three meters?

Sitting on a porch swing with her mother, my grandmother, Ma' dear, who will have a spittoon near her for her snuff.

The American Queen barely pays lip service to the idea of onboard exercise, with only a small gym and a runt of a pool (not filled on my trip) that in another century might have been mistaken for a spittoon.

The catalog said: "A spittoon of similar form and date is in the Victoria and Albert Museum".

I'd rather have drunk from the spittoon in Barney's barber shop.

The bar, set up for a long-term exhibition, "Shop Life," is realistic, down to onion peels in the trash and a spittoon and a chamber pot at the ready.

He was standing before a spittoon and a bewildering array of "liquors" in the tasting room, checking for uniformity between batches of tea (known as "invoices") made on different days.

Nick Clegg's political hold is as relevant now as shining a spittoon.

So one can compare the role of the UKIP in European elections to the role of the SNP in Westminster, ie they are basically a spittoon for people who hate the system.