(1) And that is that young men go into the white mining town and either break into one of the licenced clubs there to steal grog, or they steal grog from under the houses of the white mining community.

(2) The maximum penalty for running grog into a restricted area is $1000 or six months for a first offence, and $2000 or 12 months for a second, plus forfeiture of the vehicle or aircraft.

(3) Her husband smoked himself to death in 1952, and for the last 50 years, she regularly overspent her extremely generous allowance and ran up huge and embarrassing debts on clothes, jewels, horses and above all grog .

(4) This vessel was incompletely oxidized during firing and has large amounts of grog and bone temper in its porous clay body.

(5) I've got a flagon of grog hanging from my neck, a pocket full of fascinating promotional cards with ladies' telephone numbers on them and the bold, brave spring of the tiger that quickens my walk.

(6) It was prohibition days and of course there was plenty of grog .

(7) In his time waiting, he had discovered that the stuff they called grog suited his palate just fine.

(8) At the risk of repeating myself, the game has to wean itself, and its players, away from its addition to grog - grog sponsors, grog nights, grog everything!

(9) Rain or fine it is a great day, for drinking grog , meeting up with old mates and meeting a few new ones.

(10) With more than a million cases consumed that year, this represented not only half a bottle of illegal grog for every adult in the country but also tens of millions of US dollars in lost customs duties.

(11) Side shows and dodgems abounded and of course there was a few watering holes, killing off people with the chemically brewed grog .

(12) Frankly, they are full of it - it being hot wine grog with a cinnamon stick.

(13) The bicentennial anniversary of the battle is coming up later this year, be sure to take a measure of grog and toast Horatio Nelson on the day of the battle - October 21st.

(14) Peg legs, black swats, parrots, hooks, pigtails, grog , cutlasses - he has got it all.

(15) You know, they made that grog , right, with the rum?

(16) Clay with more grog retains its shape longer; clay with less grog has less resistance when pulled.

(17) When men needed help, they hired it, and paid the going rate, which no longer included the traditional ration of grog .

(18) I guess that's what Americans call pasties (as distinct from pasty or indeed the Parisian grog , Pastis).

(19) They're in town drinking and getting sick from grog .

(20) He knew it would be torture to have to drink a mug of grog at each and every one, but he would do it if it meant finding the correct tavern.