Sentences with phrase «whiskey bottle»

In 2002, Davey first showed her black and white photographs of empty whiskey bottles in John Goodwin's Toronto gallery, goodwater.

I had expected filthy, stinking drunks with whiskey bottles in their hands and baggies of weed in their pockets.

William Grant & Sons unveils bigger Hudson whiskey bottles for UK on - premise William Grant & Sons has launched 70 cl formats of its Hudson whiskey brand in the UK.

I picked up whiskey bottles from the 1890s, a vintage camera and a book about Butch Cassidy.

Loose precedents include works ranging from Tom Wesselmann's mixed - medium still lifes featuring objects like whiskey bottles and sliced bread to Andy Warhol's Brillo boxes and soup cans to Claes Oldenburg's oversize soft sculptures of food.

Anthony Bourdain, moonlighting as a screenwriter for the HBO series Treme, worked Pappy into a scene; Vince Gilligan, the creator of Breaking Bad, did the same with a bottle of WhistlePig, a rye whiskey bottled in Vermont (rye is like bourbon, except that its primary grain is rye, not corn).

Most Irish malt whiskey has traditionally found its way into blended whiskeys, thus it is rare to find Irish malt whiskey bottled in its single malt form.

Now in retaliation, if it can be assumed that Buckner's assailants were sufficiently literate to read his remarks, the fans were pelting him from on high with garbage, Frisbees, even whiskey bottles.

Rocko vows never to drink again after hallucinating about a giant whiskey bottle.

We are spending a night of slow progress, wondering what else we can give away when the caps, t - shirts, cigarette lighters and miniature whiskey bottles have run out.

Diageo, the company behind popular poisons like Smirnoff and Baileys, has announced a Johnnie Walker Blue Label smart whiskey bottle.

Thornton blends his own medium out of linseed oil, stand oil, turpenoid, and other substances in old whiskey bottles.

I note we have whiskey bottles behind us.

We attended at the house a week later, looked in every cupboard and found about fifty empty forty - pounder whiskey bottles.

«Make sure you don't leave any of your garbage or whiskey bottles around here when you leave.»

Also on view will be Daveyʼs series of Newsstand photographs (1994), and Bottle Grid (1996 - 2000), comprised of 54 images of empty whiskey bottles, each photographed in the location where it had attained «a state of depletion.»

«I got so I could paint a Schenley whiskey bottle in my sleep», he wrote in his 2009 autobiography, Painting Below Zero: Notes on a Life in Art.

Dark wood accents and cushy leather couches give the Collective a distinct aesthetic that balances vintage comfort with modern energy: all nine conference rooms are adorned with exposed bulbs, mason jars, and whiskey bottles.

We recommend checking Internet auction sites like ebay to determine what the value may be for old Bourbon or whiskey bottles.

Many poor escape this kind of existence for whatever solace can be found in the whiskey bottle and in hard drugs.

«I picked up Palisade, Colo., peaches that I had put in a whiskey bottle and just found it the other day.

Find out more about the whiskey bottle design.

Figure out how on earth you're supposed to decipher the label on a whiskey bottle — so you can know your Tennessee whiskeys from your bourbons, your single malts from your blends, and the difference between whiskey aged 12 years versus 18 years.

Today the Van Venthuysen living room has a striking motif: basketball memorabilia and empty whiskey bottles.

There was always the fear that a drunken redneck might throw a whiskey bottle at a black kid standing by the side of the road.

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For a majority of the film, we watch Kerouac stagger through lavishly filmed scenery, sharing cigarettes and whiskey bottles with famous literary friends like Michael McClure (Balthazar Getty) and Lawrence Ferlinghetti (Anthony Edwards).

However, to take their place we've now got a whiskey bottle and a rolled - up # 20 being ridden by James McAvoy for the big - screen adaption by Jon S. Baird's for Irvine Welsh's FILTH, he's the chap that wrote TRAINSPOTTING and this is surely set to be another million miles of debauchery and such.

Greene shows the fascinating intersection between the mountainous beauty and «the whiskey bottles and charred cigarette butts littering the gulley alongside the tracks» that also pervades early twentieth century Appalachia.

Folks milled about, the men going off toward the hills to pass the whiskey bottle while the women calmed fussy babies and put away the food that was still on the long tables.

I liked the whiskey bottle blues better.

Bruce slept in the driver's seat with a whiskey bottle between his knees as Tina stared at him, then at the school of fish outside her window.

His accent indicated Spain, his slurring that he had played a crucial role in emptying the whiskey bottle in front of him.

Having emerged in the 1980s East Village along with Richard Prince and Sherrie Levine as part of the Pictures Generation, he playfully appropriates mass - media images from pulp book covers (in his «Romance» series) to JCPenney ads and also paints objects of lust and desire, from the scantily clad selfies escorts use to promote themselves in Backpage magazine to Pop portraits of decadent cheeseburgers and whiskey bottles.

When we arrived, the studio — a warehouselike space on an alley off La Brea — was littered with beer cans and whiskey bottles.

In his large - scale painting Family Tree, for instance, a Ku Klux Klan figure depicted from the torso up hovers over a barren tree that bears the weight of other political and cultural images: a confederate flag wrapped around one branch, a noose hanging from another, and a whiskey bottle floating in space over a red, white, and blue background.

If no one witnesses the accident but the police find a half - empty whiskey bottle and a cellular phone with the connection still intact in the front seat of the car, the driver's blood alcohol reading is twice the legal limit for intoxication, and an accident expert testifies that tire marks indicate the driver did not brake before reaching the intersection, any jury would conclude that the driver was negligent.

The testimony of a bystander who saw a driver taking swigs from a whiskey bottle, talking on a cellular phone, and speeding through a stop sign just before the driver's car ran over a pedestrian provides overwhelming evidence of the driver's negligence.

A police officer can testify that she found the whiskey bottle and telephone in the car, but she can not then say that the defendant must have been driving carelessly.

[2] The whiskey bottles and truck tailgate were in fact exhibits to be used in another proceeding but all agreed that the room was not open to the public and Deacon refused to proceed with the bail hearing.

Look at the clarity of the whiskey bottle label.