Sentence examples for quart a from inspiring English sources

More than a quart a day would lead to uncounsciousness or death.

Last month, Alissa Quart, a journalist, published her first book of poems.

Dr. Henry W. Newman, of Stanford University's medical school, writing in science, argues that the whiskey capacity of the average man is a quart a day, assuming the quart is 100 proof, the drinking to be done at sea level in pleasantly cool weather, and the average man to weigh 154 pounds.

He said George T. Lowy, senior counsel at a prominent law firm and a board member of the co-op at 580 Park, a key opponent, had contributed $57,000 to Mr. Rose's most persistent critic, Ms. Krueger, "while I haven't given Quart a single penny".

Roughly 90percentt of the pancreas is devoted to its exocrinic role of generating digestive enzymes and funneling them into the small intestine, a burbling broth that flows forth from the pancreas at a rate of perhaps a quart a day.

But to the novice all sake seems to have been brewed in the same vat — a toddy, pleasant at first, cloying afterward, and not likely to echo in your head unless it is devoured by the quart, a habit many of Japan's bons vivants have adopted.

If you notice the transmission fluid is a little low on the dipstick, start with a half a quart to a quart of transmission fluid.

It was like a quart in a pint pot".

Squeezing a quart into a pint pot has long been part of Heathrow's ethos.

The catalog says it holds a quart and a half, but nearly three quarts is more like it.

"It's like trying to get a quart into a pint.