Sentence examples for through the cork from inspiring English sources

It is not wine that goes bad after oxygen leaks in through the cork.

I returned to Ireland last Friday, halfway through the Cork International Short Story festival.

The color runs through the cork, so it will not wash or wear off.

Now its manufacturers have resolved the problem with exploding bottles, a new gadget, the Coravin, takes things even further, extracting wine through the cork via a needle, and using inert gas to preserve the remains as if it had never been opened at all.

The heat coming from the upper face of the stack is dispersed in the environment through the cork, thus avoiding the need to adopt forced ventilation systems to assist heat discharge.

Harrison stormed through the Cork defence to hammer in a superb goal but the Rebels were back in the game almost immediately as keeper Cunningham's fumble rebounded off Sheehan and into the Down net.

The light was gold through the corks on the hillside.

The scientists' report showed that saltwater had seeped in through the corks of both bottles.

To back up his preprandial challenge, Chran stuck a needle through the corks of five unopened bottles of Cabernet Sauvignon and measured the partial pressure of oxygen and carbon dioxide at the top of the bottle and the bottom.

Incidentally, the bottle's formidable hardened-wax seal can be easily broken by plunging your corkscrew directly through the part covering the cork and lifting gently upward.

I sank the worm of the waiter's corkscrew that I customarily use directly through the seal into the cork, and (without winning a medal for grace) pulled upward; the cork lifted off, and then I used the blade to cut away left-behind wax around the mouth of the bottle.