Beverage from the Rockies

Usage examples of coors.

Jane Dugway was helping me, as well as pulling the pop tops from the half-case of Coors.

Jane Dugway was helping me, as well as pulling the pop-tops off two dozen cans of Coors.

Mike summoned the bartender from her jihad on flyspecks, ordered another round of Coors, and offered the opinion that Uncle Sam ought to just wade in and take the oil fields away from the Arabs and be done with it.

I picked my way through the boulder field, Nickles squatted down, pulled on another plastic line, and fished a six-pack of Coors from the stream.

Tun Goldhorn guided the Coors beer truck to a stop near the store, and while cartons of six-packs, tallboys, and quintos were going into the Rael coolers, along came the Trailways bus.

Los Angeles Dodgers and the Colorado Rockies were tied, 2-2, in the bottom of the eleventh inning at Coors Field on that pleasant August evening.

The three people sitting in the waiting area were watching television reruns of the saucer over Coors Field as experts off camera explained everything.

She took their orders for cheeseburgers, French fries, coleslaw, and Coors.

And there was a note on the table, held down against the air conditioner breeze by a Coors can.

After finishing the last bite of a club sandwich and washing it down with a swallow of Coors, she sighed and said, 'Nanomachines, nanocomputers.

He had an outstanding and very past-due bar tab there of $361, almost all for Coors longnecks and lemon daiquiris, and he really wanted to clear the debt.

He had read that Coors was anti-carcinogenic—it had no nitrosamines, or something—and so he drank it constantly.

Even before the Valley Star truck had sloshed out of the muck near Rael's front porch, Tun Goldhorn guided the Coors beer truck to a stop near the store, and while cartons of six-packs, tallboys, and quintos were going into the Rael coolers, along came the Trailways bus.

Crane said, with false and querulous bravado, after taking a solid slug of Coors in Mavranos's dark living room.

Once, on a dare, I crawled through the pop-top hole in a Coors can.