How to pronounce “flask” in English

The shape of the flask prevented anything heavier than air from touching the sterile broth until Pasteur wanted it to.

James wears a flask in act two in his vest that he has to pull out.

So Pasteur was like: “Hold my flask.” And he set out to gather more evidence.

He treated the shape of the flask as an independent variable: a factor that can be changed so its effects can be observed.

And he's had that flask at the top of the song, but we don't use the flask for minutes and minutes and minutes

It does not flip-flop into your flask.

Jamie Oliver: It's a water flask for specimens.

And the sides of the flask became coated with a product of this reaction.

She has her garter and her hip flask.

You basically take your hip flask with you in your stomach.

He iterated with several more types of flasks, with the same conclusion.

its way down to the bottom of the pear-shaped flask in which it's being housed.

And this combined with biofuels made from waste and these vacuum flasks

of this stuff and lithium batteries and vacuum flasks and all of this stuff to prove a point that if we can survive in Antarctica for two

everybody sign this and then they had to bring their flasks and they had to throw them into a ditch that had been had been

Now we've taken a thermo flask and filled it up with dry ice, and then put a platform on top on which we'll put our tin.

This isn't some kind of sad loner with his anorak and thermos flask.

And for example, if you open a flask of perfume for 10 seconds and close it, perfume still will last longer.

But you can see this wizened old man leaning down at his flask.

Only this time, he observed a lack of new microbial growth in the flask.

And then, just to be sure, he tipped the flask sideways so the microbes that had gathered in the neck slid down into the broth.

This time, he followed the same steps as before, but he used a swan-neck flask, a glass container with a long, curvy neck.

Air still got in, but since nothing formed, he concluded that the microbes got trapped in the curving neck of the flask.

So the whole focus of coming into an allotment site, and taking out your tools, and doing your bit of gardening, and opening your flask, having a cup of tea,

You need hats, scarves, gloves, and maybe a flask of whisky.

And I pulled out a flask full of mud.