Similar words: dark ages, the dark ages, work against time, work against the clock, work at, work away, workable, workaday. Meaning: ['kɔrkɪdʒ /'kɔːk-] 
n. a charge added at a restaurant for every bottle of wine served that was not bought on the premises.
n. a charge added at a restaurant for every bottle of wine served that was not bought on the premises. 
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1 Bring your own booze; there's a 50p corkage charge.
2 The restaurant doesn't have a corkage fee.
3 There is corkage fee for brought in liquors.
4 Recommendations corkage 1 hours after the hangover.
5 There is no corkage fee for brought in liquors.
6 The corkage charge per bottle NT $ 500 for wines and NT $ 1000 for spirits.
7 Consumers can no longer feel free to say"No"to corkage fees charged by restaurants.
8 The corkage charge per bottle at this restaurant is NT $ 500 for wines and NT $ 1000 for spirits.
9 Laying down:Corkage around one and a half hours to drink the best.
10 It represents a rare opportunity to bring your own bottle,[www.Sentencedict.com] without incurring a corkage fee.
11 Some restaurants allow you to take your own wine and just charge you corkage.
12 Wine supplier Mr. Marion suggests: 'Bring your own bottle and pay the corkage.
13 The thesis consists of four chapters:Chapter one is a comprehensive introduction of the Beijing's corkage case, including the main disputes, and the results of the first and second court decisions.
More similar words: dark ages, the dark ages, work against time, work against the clock, work at, work away, workable, workaday, workaholic, unworkable, workaholism, linkage, lockage, package, leakage, wreckage, blockage, packaged, breakage, package tour, shrinkage, repackage, prepackage, prepackaged, package deal, network architecture, package holiday, cork, corker, corked.