Sentence examples for some coke from inspiring English sources
Yall member Ike?" Blondelle nodded, and Mary drank some Coke.
"Do you want some Coke?" "It's all gone".
"I might have some Coke in the fridge".
"Dad said there was some Coke in the fridge".
"I was in a party, and I end up sniffing some coke," Ms. Baez said.
They get a couple of girls in, they snort some coke, they're not quite sure if they've been robbed sometimes.
After the dust has been removed, this gas, together with some coke-oven gas, is burned in hot-blast stoves to heat the air blown in through the tuyeres.
A mom with a low-paying job might pick up some Cokes and fast food because she doesn't have the time or money to prepare salmon with quinoa.
When Random House wanted to sell his book as comedy, he worried that his fellow nerds would see him, as he puts it, as "Mel Brooks and Anne Bancroft's brat, who's probably some coke-snorting, sports-car-driving, trust-fund [expletive] who basically took time out from his partying and his supermodels to piss on something that we love" by writing zombie books.
True, there's a free mini bar with some Cokes and a couple of beers and a "kitchen" with a sink and microwave, but it's barely useful.
If your driver is a 64-year-old grandfather he probably doesn't want to be forced to listen to jungle by some coked up 27 year olds, try and be a bit more respectful.
