He glugs half a bottle of champagne just to get the words out.
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Wash it down with glugs of family chacha (grappa) for an authentic accent.
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The best song, a fun city, and a couple of glugs of WD-40.
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I season this with salt, a little pepper and fruity olive oil — big glugs!
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This is not a drink you want to swig back in a couple of glugs.
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Luscious and thick glugs of custardy eggnog, spiked with three types of liquor, made spirits bright.
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Subtract the loser's number from the victor's to determine how many glugs—or shots—the loser has to drink.
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Like most dishes at King, the carta di musica is finished with big glugs of olive oil — never drizzles.
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If you hear it, it becomes the ideally atmospheric accompaniment for Cunningham's nature study, with plops and glugs like marshland noises.
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I already have the ingredients kicking around: shells, butter, stock, vinegar, white beans and the lingering glugs of a bottle of white wine.
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It can take a quintessentially American dish, like fried chicken, and make it instantly Canadian, with just a few glugs from a tin can.
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He mixed these warm mushrooms and their juices in a big bowl with sherry vinegar, salt and sugar and big glugs of neutral oil.
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Start with the onions, slicing two big, sweet ones and setting them in a hot pan with a couple of glugs of olive oil.
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We cubed baby kohlrabi, did the same with the smoky brined lamb shoulder, then added the herbs, the hops and a half-dozen glugs of cream.
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At the counter, a bearded man read the Times with unbroken concentration, and several other patrons remained civilized, eating Polynesian noodles with generous glugs of sesame oil.
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Combine the basil in a bowl with a big spray of kosher salt, a healthy pour of your favorite vinegar and a few glugs of olive oil.
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He washed it down with a few glugs of Gatorade to forestall the cramps he had suffered the day before, when he forgot to consume a thing.
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Stir in the diced tomatoes, a few healthy glugs of wine, and a splash of milk (I probably could have done more here, but was terrified the whole time.)4.
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Put a can of good tomatoes – Julia Moskin has told you all about those – into a food processor with a couple glugs of olive oil, some salt and a clove of garlic.
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The blood (which was once thought to be one of the four humours, governing personality traits, but which is actually primarily used to transmit oxygen) glugs out, darker in colour and slower than you'd expected.
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Pour a few glugs of a neutral-flavored cooking oil like canola or grapeseed into the pan, and then place it on the stove over medium heat until the oil is shimmery and about to smoke.
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A grandmother glugs down beer and eats beef ends with a fork; a bearded metalhead with a Bongripper back patch heads to the patio carrying a tray piled high with brisket, turkey, macaroni and cheese, and creamed corn.
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When the garlic is fragrant and soft, add some sliced hot peppers or a shake of red pepper flakes to the pot, along with a healthy few glugs of white wine or beer, and then the clams and the lid.
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Tomorrow morning, you can tip a cup or so into a small pot along with a big pat of butter and a few glugs of maple syrup, and let those simmer together over medium heat until the result is syrupy and fragrant.
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And with his voice alone he could evoke the creaking wingbeats of a flying bird, the pealing, descending glugs of a man taking poison or the power of an adversary, "the corners of his eyes and brows showing a thousand streams of killing aura".
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Toss the chicken in salt, pepper, the zest of the lemon, some shakes of red-pepper flakes and a few glugs of olive oil, then get them on a greased sheet pan in the oven, skin-side up and as spread out as you can manage.
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Just rip the leafy part of the kale off of the rib (discard the ribs), place the leaves in a large bowl, pour a couple glugs of olive oil on top, plus a pinch of salt, and gently knead the leaves for about 3-5 minutes, similar to how you would knead dough.
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They had a daughter and a son: Dina and Amir. Despite a successful acting and singing career, Einstein considered himself shy and a homebody. In one of his songs he sang that his greatest pleasure was staying home with a cup of lemon tea and his books, and in this he was sincere. In a candid TV interview he said that performing in front of big crowds was difficult for him (without the help of a few glugs of cognac beforehand).
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His film appearances include Mad Dog Morgan, The Trespassers (1976; as Richard), Kazzam International, and The Night the Prowler (1978; as John). John Derum has become widely identified with his interpretation of the work of Australian writers, particularly C. J. Dennis. He performed More Than A Sentimental Bloke, his tribute to Dennis, more than 500 times around Australia between 1979 and 1994. He has also recorded and performed The Songs of a Sentimental Bloke and the Dennis masterpiece The Glugs of Gosh.
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The show opened in September 2016 and ran until November, breaking the box office record for the Sydney Opera House, with more tickets sold than any other production in the Opera House's 43 years. My Fair Lady also featured Alex Jennings as Henry Higgins, Robyn Nevin as Mrs Higgins and Reg Livermore as Alfred P. Doolittle. For this performance, Anna won the Colleen Clifford Memorial Award in The Glugs Theatrical Awards, and was also nominated for the Sydney Theatre Judith Johnson Award for Best Performance by an Actress in a musical. O'Byrne returned to London for concerts in December 2016 and January 2017.
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Roberts has received accolades at every stage of her career. She was nominated for Best Actress in a Leading Role by the Sydney Theatre Critics for her role in the highly successful David Williamson play A Charitable Intent. Other nominations and awards include a Chief Glugs Award for Excellence Behind the Scenes, an AFI Award, a Variety Club of Australia Award for Best Actress in a Television Drama, numerous Silver Logie and People's Choice Nominations for Most Outstanding Actress on Australian Television, and a Film Critics Circle Nomination for Best Supporting Actress alongside Cate Blanchett and Frances O'Connor. In 2015 Roberts was nominated for an AACTA AFI Award for Best Guest or Supporting Actress in a Television Drama together with a Silver Logie for Most Outstanding Actress in a Television Drama, both for her portrayal as Rosleigh Rose Corby in Schapelle.
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