Sentence examples for taking a can of from inspiring English sources

Maclure's taking a can of Lilt and his flip-flops.

It's good for me, a release and a rare treat, although I do have to stop myself taking a can of Irn‑Bru to go with it.

The man who lit the gas lamps in the theatre district remembered taking a can of beans from the middle of a supermarket display pyramid and feeling a flicker of pride and then a flicker of amusement at his pride when the other cans did not fall.

A few years ago, when I first started brainstorming different ways to make money, or possible businesses to start, I felt like taking a can of bright red spray paint, drawing an X on a concrete wall and smashing my head straight through it.

"Community Tornady Safety" 10 cents $150 "Take a Can of Salmon".

"Picture yourself, God forbid, having to take a can of tuna from someone.

Negron took a can of white paint, walked up to a wall on the third-base line, and traced an "N" and a "Y".

The latter designer, a confessed gardening addict, found traditional corsages too sweet, "so I literally just took a can of spray paint and sprayed them black," he says.

Suppose I ought to take a can of beans.

When trying to grab a soda, he accidentally took a can of Coors Light instead.

First take a can of fuel and shove that up your crotch.