quart , qt. (abbreviation)

He felt as though he'd lost a quart of blood.

I only have a quart and it has to last all night!

Yes, my wife wants me to bring home a quart of milk.

I saw her pass the first quart, but for some reason it felt like three.

She went out and brought back a quart of hot coffee.

It adds up to a quart or two a day.

They checked the oil, and he needed a quart already.

My father would no longer have had to drive five miles for a quart of milk.

You are going to be punished in a quart of law.

It will soon be available in quarts and made from whole milk.

Add them to the pot with 1 quart of water.

They pay about 3 cents more a quart for that service.

The girl was fresh as a new quart of cream.

Maybe they pick up a quart of milk to take home.

Police estimated that two quarts of blood had been lost.

The game ends when all the quarts have been created.

This little baby was going to secure him a quart.

Most make one and a half quarts or more, though larger models are available.

The average daily loss has been found to be between two and three quarts.

I could drink up to a quart or more of the stuff and usually did.

And for the first one never use much more the two quarts as a starter.

Add 3 quarts of water and bring to a boil.

What would I do with two quarts of heavy cream?

I drink probably a quart or two a day, but not of alcohol!