Sentence examples for Get quaffing from inspiring English sources
I get to quaff one of their natural casing wieners a century later on the day of our country's independence.
After Nat Rothschild's guests have quaffed his champagne and sung a chorus of "Happy Birthday" they will get a chance to look around.
That is, unless I get an invitation to watch while quaffing some free bubbly (preferably pink) someplace posh.
I will allow Mantel a day or two off to quaff champagne and get her photo taken but then it is back to work.
Plenty of words of these days, as the wine becomes the latest quaff (following Cristal and Courvoisier) to get shout-outs in hip-hop lyrics.
Quaff a flagon of apple cider, get your animal spirit on, and bay at the lonely, lovely beauty of the sliver moon.
Buhler says you might have to quaff quite a few bitter beers to get any anticancer benefits.
Summer has shifted to fall, and that means a road trip to the University of Oregon, dodging high-season crowds and high gas prices, partaking of the best weather of the year, getting in some golf and often a football game, bike riding and definitely quaffing local brews.
It's as if the Coca-Cola Co. responded to its "New Coke" fiasco of 1985 by offering customers the old Coke, but only if they proved they'd quaffed and hated the new version and mailed in a form to get the replacement.
And so, to see Everett Marino stirring his and his brother Earl's special crab jus in Dill's narrow kitchen on a bustling Friday night at dinner time -- a crowd of noisy diners just outside in the restaurant, quaffing beer under a replica of a huge shellacked Great White -- instantly got me over my pre-summer doldrums.
