Sentence examples for the gassy from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of a beverage, containing dissolved gas (usually carbon dioxide).
Ourselves plummeting downward to the gassy blue orb, the gassy blue orb also plummeting at the same mad rate away from us.
I especially admire meme use that undercuts, even if briefly, the gassy political speech that has strangled the public arena.
The Coens, in fact, invented the gassy Mr. Jaynes, just as Ethan made up the Rev. Doctor Samson Gaziorwitz.
When he remembered, and forced it down the incinerator chute, it was already bloating, and the gassy innards instantly caught fire.
(A recent Toronto Globe & Mail op-ed piece on emissions from the sands was titled "The Gassy Elephant in Our Living Room").
Wilson and Hemingway and the older generation were American insiders, who felt repelled and betrayed by the gassy ideals of the past.
The gassier the majors get, the more they will look like utilities.That might be no bad thing.
The absolute worst, the gassiest, most morally and aesthetically bankrupt, the most earnestly and emptily studied and worshipped . . .
In part because of its great depth, this mine is one of the gassiest in the country, but Jim Walter Resources has become known in the industry as a pioneer in extracting the methane -- both to be sold as natural gas, and to make the coal mining possible.
Why was Mr. Orange Juice expressing the fact that he was perhaps the gassiest of them all?
Only the transitory nature of their contents can be guaranteed: the rigidity of the corpse; the greenish-blue discolouration of the skin, gassy, bloated and soon bursting; the onset of mould and all the other signs of rot; the worms.
