bottled造句

I want draught beer, not bottled beer!

Our warships bottled up the enemy fleet in the harbour.

They successfully bottled up the enemy troops in the mountains

Mermaids do not drink any brand of bottled water.

WHO calls on all donors to provide chlorine tablets, bottled water or field water production facilities.

Try it freshly brewed, which provides more antioxidants than bottled green-tea drinks.

In a corner, a soldier is selling (warm) bottled drinks from a crate.

They can be less convenient, like toting cloth sacks or canteens rather than plastic bags or bottled water.

Watch the shape: When buy honey, can turn the bottled honey over, the pure honey will present the stringy state.

At Camp Leatherneck, cases of bottled water are piled high under a makeshift shelter on Jan. 13.

The trouble is that consumers are increasingly experiencing healthier soft drinks and bottled water, rather than sugary cola.

This food additive is often used as an anti-fermentation agent to prevent bottled wine from turning into vinegar.

Amid the anger, there was still a sense of excitement and exuberance, as it seems the nation was releasing frustrations that have been bottled up for decades.

Nestle, Sony and Philips have all launched similar campaigns in recent months to promote everything from bottled water to electric toothbrushes.

The solution is not bottled water. The solution is developing high quality public water systems that can provide inexpensive water for everyone.

We use the bottled chili sauce in a nod to tradition, but then intensify the flavors with some strong black coffee and a hearty porter beer.

Maybe she’d steal the ball. Maybe the other player would throw it away in a panic—or get bottled up and stalled, so that the ref would end up blowing the whistle.

Schools are closed and stores have been stripped of bottled water in eastern China after a pair of incidents contaminated drinking water used by hundreds of thousands of people.

At the age of seven he started by pulling his red wagon around his neighborhood collecting bottled water and supplies for the victims of Hurricane Charley, ending up with 27 pickup loads to donate.

Beyond pity at seeing residents of a rich, proud country scavenging for food, hoarding bottled water and huddling for shelter on schoolroom floors, it was hard not to feel admiration as well.