Sentence examples for take scotch from inspiring English sources
ASKED by an interviewer for The Paris Review whether he favored Scotch or bourbon, William Faulkner replied, "Between Scotch and nothing, I'll take Scotch".
"Between Scotch and nothing, I'll take Scotch".
By Myra Jordan and E. B. White The New Yorker, November 7 , 1931 P. 11Ship's mate, anxious to take some Scotch whiskey ashore, puts the ship's cat in a suitcase and is reluctant to open it for the customs officers.
Take a scotch brite pad and smooth out your repairs, making sure that you move the pad tip to tail only, lengthwise along the base.
Once you find the right distance, take some scotch tape or masking tape and put it on the machine exactly where the fabric edge is.
He takes his Scotch to bed and in his mind walks in the shallow water of the river.
The Ship, the Wandsworth pub which takes its scotch eggs seriously enough to organise an annual competition, fries finely diced carrot, onion, celery and leek to add to the meat, rather as if they were making a stew rather than a scotch egg.
Murrow takes his Scotch with water and without ice, and he needs two, and sometimes three, drinks to ease his tension; Aaron and Zousmer know that it has begun to ease when he stops staring into his glass and says something to one of them.
Take a new scotch brite pad and stroke the wax from tip to tail.
"I just drank some scotch to take the edge off only to discover it was all edge" -ed_x (Sigh).
