Sentence examples for rum out from inspiring English sources

As for what to drink, of course the rum out there outclasses anything else.

When we got there, the police were sitting around not really speaking English and drinking rum out of plastic cups.

In 1978 an injury a few days before the race ruled Red Rum out of a sixth National run and he was retired, but continued in the public eye as the first racehorse to turn his celebrity to commercial use, opening betting shops and making regular public appearances.

These watches are for men who are living the yachting life while injecting human growth hormone taken from the pituitary glands of the recently dead and drinking rum out of human skulls, not for us mere mortals.

Therefore there should be a ton of Hawaiian rum out there, right?

Well, it's time to reclaim the daiquiri, and it's time to bring white rum out of the shadows.

"During Prohibition boats would come down from Canada loaded with whiskey and rum, stop out in the Atlantic in international waters and islanders would row out to meet them and unload barrels of rum and whiskey and then smuggle it on," says Hruska.

But rum trickled out instead through his cracked lips stained with tobacco, like lava suddenly spewed from a long-extinct volcano.

This centuries-old concoction is nothing more than two ounces of whatever dark liquor you choose (rye, bourbon, Scotch, applejack, rum) filled out with hard cider and served over ice.

The wax-encased shots of pirate rum handed out by the mangy crew of the Underground Restaurant and downed to a stirring roar of 'arrrrrr!' by the entire press community at 2pm.

You'll pass the time whizzing through crowds in rusted-out American jalopies, weighing the artistic merit of Havana's nearly seven million Che Guevara murals, falling off your espadrilles after copious amounts of dirt-cheap rum, figuring out how to get those Cohibas through customs.