unbottled造句

• "Unbottled ferocity, " said a Los Angeles Times article.
• He captures Kaufman's endless contradictions, his swerves from boyish sweetness to unbottled rage.
• In June 2009, A . Le Coq announced it would start selling the fermented kvas in an unbottled form.
• By consensus as well, the still unbottled 2000 vintage on both banks is spectacular, and also a big harvest.
• Laurie's wife, Coleen, says that unbottled breakfast fare is also available, like eggs and bacon from her kitchen.
• He tackled topics like, " Are there such things as nerve foods ? " and " Green vegetables are unbottled medicines ."
• Harder avoided unbottled water and cold meats, profiting from a stream of information about health hazards from the network of solitary travelers like himself.
• Things weren't supposed to be this way _ or at least that was India's calculation when it unbottled the nuclear genie in May 1998 by conducting underground nuclear tests.
• After tasting the unbottled wines from cask, Finigan was unimpressed and advised against buying, and it turned out that this evaluation was later reflected in other critics'evaluations of the vintage.
• Guitarist Mick McCarthy and drummer Quinn Millard went on to form the band Medicine Rattle, which released the 1992 album " Unbottled ", produced by Billy Zoom of the punk band Earth Music.
• There were also samples from the yet unbottled 1995, 1996, 1997 and 1998 vintages, plus four examples of Ornato, his single-vineyard Barolo, from 1988, 1989, 1990 and 1995.
• Yet while " The Crossing Guard " _ which Penn says originated in the experience of a friend _ is corrosive and unbottled, it's ultimately about nailing obstacles to human understanding and compassion.
• The decentralized peer-to-peer technology that enables a computer user to share his or her music collection with strangers remains an unbottled genie _ and is now likely to evolve so ever more traffic becomes invisible not just to the entertainment industry's copyright cops but also to repressive governments, inquisitive employers and snooping relatives.