Sentences with phrase «tankards of»

«Good man Rumbuttle, we require but two tankards of your finest ale and whatever victuals you have on offer.

Dawes, Prescott and Revere stopped shortly after starting their ride for a few tankards of ale at a local pub.

Now when you're enjoying a 26 - ounce tankard of Slurpee, you can do it while rocking a totally stylish «stache.

The setup is cute — you've got a tankard of soda with a straw in the cup holder, a basket of popcorn, and a few rows behind you, the king is watching, too.

A tankard of your favourite beer will be well received with this delicious brunch.

Next to a naked cuddle or a roaring fire, the best way to warm up quickly on a chilly evening is with some liquid comfort, such as a mug of hot buttered rum, a tankard of mulled wine or an old - fashioned toddy.

Not exact matches

Precisely in the face of the encroaching darkness, one defiantly lifts a tankard in tribute to the Crucified King.

Or to ask her to join in lifting a defiant tankard in the face of all that would drain away life's joy.

It is included in a collection of essays entitled, Defiant Birth: Women Who Resist Medical Eugenics, edited by Melinda Tankard Reist.

So you will get the glass etched tankard mug and at least 5 of my favorite hot sauces.

A curly - haired maid, who had the least deferential face of any servant I had ever encountered in my life — a face that practically radiated cheek and cheerfulness — brought in a lacquered tray bearing two tankards, and with every click of her heels she proclaimed her independence.

Mackay - Whyte nodded, sipped his drink, and, having burned his lips on his scalding tankard, searched for a glass of ice water.

It's the same principle by which fantasy writers use real world terms like «broadsword» and «tankard» instead of ones specific to their world's varied cultures and languages.

Continuing the warring tale that began in WiiWare's Swords and Soldiers, it marks the return of the tankard - swigging Vikings but sees the Aztecs and Imperial Chinese switched out for other factions.

The Hellfire Club episode of the Avengers, 1989; fabric, photocopies, candelabra, toy swords, mirror, gilded frames, costume jewelry, boot, fake cobwebs, silver tankard, audio media player, and dried pea; dimensions variable.

You'll find Peter Brueghel the Younger's gutsy paintings of pig slaughters and country brawls; Sarah Lucas's mythical beast made from fags; Nicole Eisenman's paintings of nocturnal revelry, where tankard - swilling night owls have more than a passing resemblance to the Bruegels» inn scenes; and Peter Doig's Night Fisher.

Landscape historian Judith B. Tankard, author of «Beatrix Farrand: Private Gardens, Public Landscapes,» will appear at 3 p.m. Saturday at the Tuxedo Park Library.

If you're going to invest in a key piece of earthenware this season then this stunning tankard is a must.