There is a hole in the ship, Captain, but we got it corked up.

All that stood in our way were the spores, corking up the energy flow.

Cork up in a suit and meet me aboard Nomad.

The mouth of the bay was corked up tightly.

In all, 73,000 cars, trucks and tractors had been built at Cork up to that time.

I drew a deep breath, and corked up my bottles of stain again.

They're still corked up behind the blockade for now.

Once enough air has been pumped into the bottle, the pressure pushes the cork up and out with a pop.

Once they went in, he corked up the hole and had all the hornets trapped inside.

I corked up the Fundador bottle and gave it to the bartender.

As you will know, dear, a bottle of wine, which has been corked up for a few years, goes off with some force .

Once the prongs are inserted, a twisting motion pulls the cork up.

Since Mitre had corked up their hole, the hacker would have to find another path into my system.

Why don't you cork up your hole, too?

Restraining a desire to leap out and cork up that bottle, Pink waited.

Let me think of it alone," the girl quickly replied, corking up the turmoil of her feeling with grand control. "

But he did worry; corking up the gate still left fourteen miles of unguarded fence.

To get water, O decides to help the dragon by sticking a cork up the dragon's butt.

Cork up the bottle and keep it on a bookshelf or on the top of the kitchen cupboard.

Put the cork up there so we know, very good, well done, plastic spoon, good boy, right, what have we got here?

I shall have to sign a pledge and cork up the only bottle that tempts me my ink-stand.

You can indeed perform "Othello" - or mimic a singing group - without corking up: it's called acting.

"I wouldn't be surprised if you were wrong about that," the wizard replied shaking his head a bit and corking up the poultice jar.