Sentences with phrase «as drinking vessels»
The distinctive pots, possibly used as drinking vessels, are nearly ubiquitous; flint arrowheads, copper daggers and stone wrist guards are common, too.
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Fay, it starts out as the word of God but once it enters the vessel, it's not safe to drink.
I have to acknowledge the fact that most normal people don't just drink caramel from a jar so I also made you chocolate olive oil rosemary cakes as a vessel for getting caramel into your face.
The residues and the kind of vessel in which they were found indicate the initial use of the plant was not simply as a beverage, but the white pulp around the beans like coffee beans was likely used as a source of fermentable sugars for an alcoholic drink.
They used them to caulk the seams of ocean - going craft and waterproof woven baskets to make drinking vessels, as well as for making casts for broken bones and poultices for sore joints.
Over the counter eye drops can help lessen the redness, and as the alcohol leaves your system in the hours after your drinking binge, the blood vessels will return to normal.
When you drink cold liquids, such as iced tea or ice water, the same thing happens to your digestive tract: blood vessels constrict and blood moves out of the area.
Preparing kombucha in a ceramic vessel may be dangerous as the acidic brew can leach any lead from this vessel into the finished drink.
Another problem with the continuous brew kombucha fermentation vessels is that the kombucha really should not be in contact with plastic for any length of time as it will leech chemicals from the plastic into your drink!
As you drink and force your body to metabolize alcohol, you're converting ethanol into acetaldehyde and acetate in your liver, and this causes increased production of tiny blood vessel constrictors called thromboxanes.
When you have everything in its place bring the entire container over to the sink and give it a good drink of water — consider whether your vessel has drainage holes and if you need to protect the table surface as well as how much water the bulbs will rest in.
As the mosquito sucks the dog's blood, it also injects the heartworm larvae into the vessel from which it is drinking.
Again, this is where some pet drink dispensers can come in handy as some of them have built - in mechanisms to keep the holding vessel relatively clean a lot longer.
Your charter includes vessel hire, a skipper and experienced crew as well as several food packages (Fishi seafood platters, BBQ package, sandwich platter or we can tailor a package to your needs) cheese and fruit platters, soft drink and water.
Price Includes Air travel and taxes, transfers, 15 nights» hotel and cruise accommodation, breakfast daily, 10 lunches and 11 dinners, full board and most drinks on vessel, itinerary as described, services of guides and local representatives.
Red Sail Sports spacious 65» catamaran serves as the perfect vessel for the hour long sail to take in a beautiful Cayman sunset while enjoying refreshing drinks from our on - board licenced bar (accepting cash or card).
Price Includes Air travel and taxes, all port charges, transfers, 4 - night cruise, full board and drinks on cruise vessel, UK Tour Manager, itinerary as described, services of a cruise director, local expert guides and representatives.
You can quaff grog and get drunk, take on enemy vessels and patch holes in your hull as your ship starts submerging.
Each ceases contemporary art that connects with the history of glasswork, from luxury objects such as chandeliers and mirrors to household items like drinking vessels and light bulbs.
She carefully considers the metal objects — hairbrushes, drinking vessels, bowls and coins — that the characters use in ritual ceremonies or as tools in their everyday lives, featuring them in both the «tapestries» and sculptures.
She frequently updated traditional Russian designs, such as this impressive kovsh (drinking vessel) in the Hillwood collection.
These cases can be similar to motor vehicle collision cases, since they often arise from a boater's failure to properly operate their vessel, such as by being drunk or distracted or lacking the appropriate training.