Corked

If possible, leave the bottle corked until it’s time to serve.

Midfield dynamo Tameka Yallop returned to a full training load having suffered a corked thigh in the Matildas’ warm-up match against France a week and a half ago.

Now, about 12 years after he corked his first bottle at his own winery, Aschwanden produces a variety of wines under the name Chill Switch Wines.

As the soldier walked the five or six miles on toward his home, he took several drinks from the bottle and corked it back up.

For example, I’m not shown the bottle and offered the chance to taste and check it’s not corked when I order a glass of wine, something that happens in BA’s first-class cabin.

Guns were corked but no bullets rang out in the show of force to defend their principals.

We corked our wine and asked for the check before departing past the coat rack filled with Canada Goose jackets and the velvet ropes outside, never looking back.

If anyone can hold onto a bottle for four years and become rich, that would make it hard to find freshly corked wine.

In 2010, Deadspin reported that Rose used corked bats during his 1985 pursuit of Cobb's record.

Once I carried him milk in a bottle Corked sloppily with paper.

On July 15, 1994 an umpire confiscated Albert Belle 's bat, presuming that it was corked.

Sosa stated that he had accidentally used the corked bat, which he claimed he only used during batting practice.