Sentence examples for And flagon from inspiring English sources

He also noted that church records from 1793, 1801 and 1808 showed that a silver chalice belonging to the church had been lost, as had a pewter paten and flagon.

Armed with corn snacks, water and flagons of blue gatorade (thanks, Jacob!) we're underway.

We scoured the cabinets for carafes, pitchers and flagons, managing to assemble a motley assortment of vessels that would do the job.

Historical evil: Like a metal band that got old and went introspective, Denmark has two distinct phases of evil a millennia of rape, pillaging, and flagon-swinging debauchery as The Vikings and then bike lanes and intense films as The Danes.

Fragments of green glazed jugs and flagons from the late 12th to 13th century and shards of pottery from the 14th century were also found on the island.

Archaeologists have unearthed scores of fragments of mid- to late 16th century wine and ale flagons and mugs – found in what was probably the playhouse's bar area.

Her mornings begin with a sweet pastry and a flagon of coffee – a rush of sugar and caffeine that may take 10 years off her life, but at least gets her to work on time.

"A leg of lamb would be nice... Perhaps a dish of peas and onions, some fresh baked bread with butter, and a flagon of mulled wine to wash it down.

Single-note riffs, made of notes as fat and furrowed as truck tires, get pushed through old amps and a flagon of echo.

Beside him were a pound of sugar, a cup of coffee beans, a Granny Smith, and a flagon of fifty-five-proof grappa.

The Donegal fiddlers may well have been the route by which Scottish tunes such as Lucy Campbell, Tarbolton Lodge (Tarbolton) and The Flagon (The Flogging Reel), that entered the Irish repertoire.