Sentences with phrase «glasses of»

That's why I love huge glasses of rainbow smoothies filled with a million different flavours and textures and bursting with goodness!

· Complimentary chef created appetizer and two glasses of Copperleaf selected champagne on wedding anniversary;

As you arrive we'll have glasses of fresh peach & lemon iced tea punch followed by a first course of homemade spelt pizzas with aubergine and garlic purée, wild mushrooms, roasted tomatoes and tender - stem broccoli....

But things have apparently gotten so bad at some NHS facilities that doctors are prescribing glasses of water to prevent the staff from forgetting to give elderly patients water, hundreds of whom are dehydrating to death each year.

It was oven - cooked with peeled new potatoes and carrots dumped out of cans, and served with iceberg salad, store - bought rolls, and sweating glasses of Lipton iced tea.

Only as I see myself through the glasses of growth will I be able to see the rich potentialities in you or in the others I meet along the way.

By this I mean that you are looking at the Scriptures through tinted glasses of your culture.

Our effectiveness as growth enablers will be enhanced if we see and understand persons through the glasses of growth.

To offer glasses of water in the church foyer after worship would cause bewilderment, as would the distribution of gum or grits.

The Lords had a whole half of the Palace, with lovely murals illustrating noble moments of our history, and the Chief Whip's cosy, panelled office where reporters would be summoned once a week for dangerous gossip and perilously large glasses of whisky or very dry sherry, generously refilled.

They hold glasses of juice and playground balls, as if on a quick break from recess.

For instance, there are the hermeneutical questions of whether the image of Christ emerging through the glasses of Islamic mysticism is what the Bible or Biblical authors «intended»; If the purpose of the crystallization of the supposed authorial intention or purpose is to connect the ancient and the present «viewpoints» or the worldviews, one may ask if such a possibility of a pure state of intention possible to extract at all, or is it not that the reader often always creates» at least some elements of the supposed «intentions».

Fourteen units of alcohol is approximately equivalent to 6 pints of four per cent beer, six glasses of 13 per cent wine or 14 glasses (25 ml) of 40 per cent spirits.

y do u care what someone calls drinking 8 glasses of wine per night for 10 years?

Maybe I'll turn again to tall glasses of water, and evenings outside, listening to the creek while the blackberries ripen over June.

We sipped from our glasses of sparkling apple cider as he expressed his wishes for our collective good health for the coming year.

On today's edition of «things techies are spending way too much time and money on,» we have a stereo you control by putting two glasses of water on top of it and pouring the water between the glasses.

Atheism is about being free to see the world as it really is, without the rose - colored glasses of faith, without believing in a supernatural grandpa in the sky.

Here's how the Pour Reception stereo works: You place two glasses of water on top of it and pour water into one glass to turn it on.

Once one puts on the glasses of the creeds then everything in the Bible is filtered to match the creeds.

Three glasses of wine with dinner?

Tip: During the initial period, start introducing complimentary glasses of juice to popularize your product.

We celebrated the raucous New Year's Eve of 30 - something parents everywhere: too much food, a couple glasses of bubbly, and a 10 p.m. bedtime for mommy and daddy.

Millennials also drink 3.1 glasses of wine per occasion, compared to just 2.4 for Gen X and 1.9 for Baby Boomers.

I like to joke that the best companies are actually lubricated by alcohol because of those after work beers and glasses of wine that become so important to getting to know people.

He sometimes greeted them with glasses of wine from the family's vineyard.

The joke is funnier after a few glasses of Burgundy.

Drink up Have an extra two or three glasses of liquids a day.

Why I like it: Studies show that drinking one to two 4 - ounce glasses of wine per day can lower your risk of heart attack and heart disease.

The cleanse consists of a daily regimen of six to 12 glasses of water mixed with lemon juice, cayenne pepper, and maple syrup, plus a laxative at bedtime.

If you don't like plain water, flavor it with a splash of juice instead of pouring whole glasses of juice.

Every morning I start off by drinking two to three glasses of water, then I do a five - minute work out, shower, drink a cup of black tea, eat a large cup of yogurt, and head to office.

That supersize order of fries, fourth glass of wine, or skipped workout can be both super-appealing now and, we all know, a terrible idea in the bigger picture of our lives.

Many studies show that a small glass of wine a day is good for your health.

It's absolutely true that Yankee beer tastes weak and some of it has about as much booze as a glass of milk.

There are obvious consequences to drinking on the clock: A study from the Journal of Consumer Psychology found that prospective hires who ordered a glass of wine during an interview were seen as less intelligent than those who abstained — even when the interviewer was indulging in a drink.

A glass of H2O can combat the worst of your dehydration before it even sets in.

«While I don't partake in them, I don't think a glass of alcohol, beer or wine, hurts.

Your body can easily add that water weight back on after a salty meal or a glass of wine.

Get ready to be inspired with a glass of wine in hand.

I helped myself to a bowl of soup, a glass of champagne, and a plate (okay, two plates) of hot food and assorted cheeses from the buffet in the time before my flight boarded.

Fancy seafood dishes may set you back up to $ 20, but that usually includes a glass of wine, beer or rum.

A meal for two can be had at a mid-range western or local restaurant for between $ 7 to $ 15 while a glass of ice cold beer costs about 55 cents.

Order a glass of wine over lunch with a colleague or crack open a beer in the cafeteria today and get ready for a few puzzled stares.

«It was all about relationships, and those relationships couldn't have been formed without dinners together and a glass of wine.»

«An environmental services team member found it in a glass of water by one of the slot machines.

While your normal glass of whiskey would be «proofed» and diluted with water, cask strength is sold the same way it comes out of the barrel.

There are few method of getting your daily dose of vitamin C that are more satisfying than downing a large glass of orange juice.

A glass of cold alcohol is not only less aromatic, but causes your taste buds to shrivel, like the littlest McArdle when one jumps into a cold lake.

When you can stroll over to a tap whenever you like and help yourself to a glass of clear, cool water, it is hard to believe that one of the biggest business opportunities of the 21st century — and one of the best opportunities for business to give back to society — lies in supplying fresh water.