concoction造句

But is "LOL" really a lazy, childish concoction?

Bullshit, this concoction will take the skin right off my feet.

Lastly, pour the blended concoction onto the fruit plate and garnish.

Sample an enormous amount of creative work and you'll produce an inspirational concoction.

She rented a storefront in downtown Melbourne, and peddled her concoction at a staggering markup.

The resulting concoction quickly became tremendously popular and was spiked with vanilla and cinnamon once it reached Europe.

Chicla Beer, Bolivia. Chicla Beer is fermented from corn instead of barley, and looks like a yellow cloudy concoction.

Whereas most African countries contain a far headier concoction of tribes within boundaries crudely drawn by colonial map-makers.

The early humans may have applied the concoction to their skin for protection or simply decoration, experts suggested.

In at least one human study, a sage-oil concoction improved the mood of participants, increasing their alertness, calmness, and contentedness.

Partying all night without being dead drunk doesn't mean you have to be a party pooper and miss your favorite vodka concoction.

So the researchers also tested a second concoction chosen to mimic more closely what an average child might reasonably consume every day.

In your experience does a concoction, some blend of activities and tasks, exist, that makes some groups or people more successful than others in fundraising contests?

Her concoction of hops, barley, yeast, and water (and a few other special ingredients), was an instant hit, and has remained the cornerstone of a university education ever since.

Her favorite anti-stress and nourishing concoction is a smoothie with ingredients such as low-fat milk or yogurt, bananas, blueberries, flax, oatmeal, almonds, and a little bit of unsweetened cocoa.

The finished book will include facsimiles of every card, on perforated paper, so that readers can reshuffle them. It's a perfectly Nabokovian concoction, a tantalizing puzzler from the beyond.