beer stein

A man with a beer stein shouldered through the wall of men.

He dove into his beer stein and came up snorting.

With his right hand he frantically fumbled for the beer stein.

She had a voice like a cracked beer stein.

Sometimes it's hard to tell if the beer stein is half full or half empty.

She went into the kitchen again and emerged with a foaming beer stein.

A 65-year-old man died early yesterday in Harlem after his 44-year-old roommate hit him over the head with a glass beer stein, the police said.

It is served in a beer stein and is similar to a black velvet.

"Tipping a beer stein doesn't stress your leg muscles nearly enough.

It sounded something like beer stein, George Potter told him last night, a thousand years ago.

He went to the window and looked out past the cardboard cutout of a blonde model holding a beer stein.

This week, the pro shop is an art gallery, where paintings of golf courses are going for thousands and a beer stein costs $1,200.

Out there, I felt clean and tall, Mark went on, fiddling with his beer stein.

It is often referred to as a beer stein or beer mug by English speakers.

Hunter, who had been staring fixedly at the beer stein between his hands, raised nothing but his eyes.

During the 1933-1934 school year, students constructed a large paper-mache beer stein to celebrate the repeal of Prohibition.

A beer stein with the mermaid handle has been a staple in the bomber squadron ever since.

Another man raised his beer stein.

Half of McCarter's face was covered with blood from where the heavy beer stein had hit him in the eyebrow.

We were out of sample containers, and all I could find to use was a Bavarian beer stein with a lid.

An ornately painted beer stein held a handful of pens and colored pencils.

Zoe set her beer stein down.

Ru held the beer stein of warm mash under the Dog Warrior's nose.

"A polar bear holding a beer stein."

"See that beer stein up there?