Mezcal, a globally popular spirit, can be quaffed in the villages where it is made.
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I quaffed two, three, four glasses of water just before my head hit the pillow.
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And these film bros have taken a hit of cocaine and quaffed three extra-large coffees.
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A time when we unblinkingly ate defrosted Kiev balls, mums quaffed Babycham—and the menfolk drank dodgy homebrew.
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Reddit user iPhone-Jailbreak uploaded a picture of a stunningly proportioned strawberry with a perfectly quaffed dollop of chocolate on top.
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Malek's quaffed hair is a dark color with a tint of grey, and his face seemingly has a bit of scarring.
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All these folk could have quaffed their Frappuccino® Blended Beverage or their iced teas directly from the plastic cup, of course.
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The wineries have a stand every Saturday at Beirut's farmer's market, Souk el Tayeb, where I've often sat under sunny Lebanese skies and quaffed a glass with friends.
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MOSCOW — The champagne toasts that some Russian officials quaffed just a few short months ago to celebrate the victory of Donald J. Trump have gone a bit flat.
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Multiply this pattern by the hundreds of billions of trees in the rainforest and you get a powerful mechanism for recycling water and generating rainfall that keeps even the thirstiest of trees quaffed in hot tropical weather.
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All due respect to Serena van der Woodsen's perfectly quaffed, glossy blonde salon waves, but Blake Lively's lived-in texture makes us want to throw our curling wand out the window of our (metaphoric) Upper East Side penthouse apartment.
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As we're certain you are aware, there is absolutely nothing on this mortal coil that can set the mood for a steamy night of amorous sexual dynamism quite like a couple of 5-Hour Energy shots quaffed in waning candlelight.
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What little wine that was drunk in Mexico was quaffed in smart restaurants by rich people, and they would stick to the big, status-symbol labels from Rioja, Ribera del Duero, and Bordeaux—a far cry from anything that 99 percent of Mexicans could afford.
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On the way to 1,335 regular-season victories (a record), basketball's mad scientist rocked pink fish ties on the sideline, quaffed Bud Lites at news conferences and helped change the way the game is played with "Nellie Ball," a guerrilla-warfare strategy built around speedy, undersize lineups.
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Famous people who have quaffed from a boot, usually at the insistence of Australians, include the Australian Formula One driver Daniel Ricciardo; film and television stars like Sir Patrick Stewart, Gerard Butler, Hugh Grant and Jimmy Fallon; and musicians including Stormzy, Machine Gun Kelly, Aminé and Luke Bryan.
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With Doug Brochu and Matt Kwan, he has started All-Wise Meadery in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, to attract an audience for what some consider to be the world's most ancient alcoholic beverage, one that was supposedly quaffed by King Midas, on Viking ships, and, fictionally, in Tolkien's Middle-earth.
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Macintyre, Ben. Napoleon of Crime: The Life and Times of Adam Worth, Master Thief. New York: Dell Publishing, 1997. (pg. 18) Ludwig was said to have preyed upon drunken customers of barroom brawls near Bismark Hall and the House of Commons and is claimed to have "quaffed human blood as if it were wine".Petronius.
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Upon closer inspection he was neither dirty nor scruffy, just unshaved. McCabe asked what he was drinking. Ron quickly said - "like you Charlie, he doesn't like the beer here - I bring stuff for him" and pulled out a quart container of chocolate milk. George thanked Ron, quaffed down a good pint and then we all began to talk.
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He deceitfully quaffed the amrita proffered by Mohini, thereby achieving immortality as two beings despite being beheaded immediately after: his head as Rahu and his body as Ketu.Chander 2000, p. 2 According to the Mahabharata, the sun god Surya is also described as an "enemy of Svarbhānu"."Sambhava" parvan, Section LXVII Svarbhānu was said to strike both the sun and moon with arrows, the celestial bodies being revived by Atri as in the Rigveda.
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My corn has shot into ears as big as Barbary doves and you tore > them away. You took the fruits out of my orchard by the cartload and gone > you were with them. You placed your nib with its tens of thousands of > nostrils on the cliffs of my water sources and you quaffed them from their > depths and you drained them. Morass and slobber is what you leave behind in > the mountains and yellow drought in the flatlands—and out of all the birds > with singing tongues you leave me with bevies of rooks.
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These practical joke mugs containing frogs or toads date from circa 1775 and continued to be popular until the end of the 19th century. An unsuspecting drinker would be surprised as he quaffed his beer to see a frog or toad emerging from the typically cloudy beverage of those days as it was fully consumed and the amphibian came into view, with predictable results. In some cases the creature would gurgle and spit at the drinker through a hole in its mouth as the vessel was tilted and the dregs consumed. Some larger examples had twoThe Antique Seller or three handles and might contain several frogs/toads.
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The drums were noted to put emphasis on its hi-hat. The song opens with the sound of waves lapping on a beach shore and a melancholy set of vintage California church keys. The chorus pivots into a whiny bounce, over rolling minimal electronics, on which Lana Del Rey nonchalantly coos the repeated hook, "All I wanna do is get high by the beach, get high by the beach, get high", later syncopated by the lyric, "The truth is I never bought into your bullshit/ When you would pay tribute to me". El Hunt of DIY writes, "The chorus is oddly paced, half a leg behind [the production] like it's just quaffed a glass of white wine and a sedative".
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