Sentences with phrase «quaffed from»

Tequila, mescal, cachaca, or other fiery boozes are great quaffed from with Himalayan salt shot glasses because the mineral zing of the salt miraculously mellows the sensation of fieryness.
Demonstrating their prowess at doing just that last night, the researchers rang in the new center with a sumptuous banquet with Chinese liquor and Scotch whisky quaffed from silver Scottish drinking cups called quaichs.
The second pot boiling over the fire contained the coffee; which, quaffed from the calabashes, tested as fine as if sipped out of cups of the purest Sévres porcelain.
Instead we are quaffing from paper cups in the corner of a Pret.

Not exact matches

To drive the i8 is to quaff deliriously from a cup filled to the brim with a surprisingly delicious elixir called the future.
Whether you normally steer a Porsche or a Prius, a Lada or a Tesla, to drive the i8 is to quaff deliriously from a cup filled to the brim with a surprisingly delicious elixir called the future.
Nanak, there is only one nectar; there is none other; Nanak, that nectar is in the heart, but it is only obtained by the favor of the Guru; They who were so destined from the beginning quaff it with delight.29
No longer embraced solely by the Paleo and Keto crowds, it is now being regularly quaffed by people from across the dietary spectrum, all eager to gain the benefits of starting out the day with some healthy fats in -LSB-...]
No longer embraced solely by the Paleo and Keto crowds, it is now being regularly quaffed by people from across the dietary spectrum, all eager to gain the benefits of starting out the day with some healthy fats in their morning caffeine.
During my 20s, sports meant nothing more to me than a study break from school or an excuse, following an intramural game, to quaff Milwaukee's finest.
A party can involve anything from indigestion to physical injury; quaffing the night away, eavesdropping on the body's internal grapevines as its systems become aware of the impending danger
He was mistaken about its origins: The common bedbug, Cimex lectularius, emerges by night from the walls of houses or bedding to quaff the blood the insect needs to molt from nymph to adult.
You may associate ancient wine with the toga - wearing set, but by the time Romans were quaffing it, the beverage was itself ancient: 7,000 - year - old pottery from sites in Iran's Zagros Mountains tested positive for residues specific to grapes.
Inscriptions confirm that wine was quaffed by everyone from the wealthy patrician in his painted villa to soldiers and sailors in the roughest provincial inns.
Shoehorned into a coach seat over the wing of one of those airplanes that seats about a hundred people, I quaffed my Pepsi with the quick rabbit - swallows necessitated by the tiny plastic cup they offer to the undesirables, and thought about the wisdom of Focus Features deciding to fly me from Denver to The Four Seasons in Beverly Hills to attend the junket for Charlie Kaufman's bittersweet Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.
Not only can they ambush your convoys, plundering your goods, or in serious cases sinking your ships, but they have hideouts scattered around the map from which they plan their nefarious deeds, presumably while quaffing copious amounts of rum and saying «arrr» a lot, though I could just be stereotyping.
Instead of quaffing health potions that you picked up from the local general store, order a pizza and take it to - go.
The game's most remarkable departure from reality is the speed boost earned by quaffing an energy drink mid-race.
Whether this newfound verve stemmed from genuine excitement or an extra coffee / Gatorade quaffed in the poorly - managed queue wasn't entirely clear, but the intimate stalls hummed with myriad predictions, bets and the latest leaks.
Ibuprofen and other pain relievers are an easy way to treat minor aches and pains from the trail (and maybe even a slight headache from quaffing your emergency kit libation of choice).
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