Sentence examples for a sip of something from inspiring English sources

So I'll have a sip of something – I love an amaretto sour.

She takes a sip of something cold and clear and seems to have a sudden thought.

I could see my parents' heads, turning pleasantly toward each other; she would pass him a bite to eat, a sip of something.

Every time you feel a tired joke coming — about middle-aged lumpiness, marital sex, bad '80s hair — pour yourself a sip of something.

These days that seems pretty reasonable for the opportunity to, in one magnanimous swoop, bestow both a moment of reflection and a sip of something supremely memorable.

And then, as the chug-a-chug of the churning water combines with the guitar, recorder and keyboard strains of the multitude of outdoor performers, take a sip of something cold, enjoy a momentary breeze and you'll forget that Baltimore in the summer can sometimes be too darn hot and humid.

"I'm not a member, but seeing as I just want a quick sip of something before I head to a gala dinner nearby, how does 500 sound?" She looks at the note, then up at me, and then back at the note.

It's his fondness for "odd characters," for wines wrongly disregarded elsewhere but thankfully found here, for the kind of conversations launched by a first sip of something you didn't know existed just a minute ago.

Nice thing about living w kids: if you need quick sip of something to take a pill or whatever, always a warm half-drunk bev within 2 steps.

She took a sip of it, and she said something like, "Live theater, folks, what are you going to do?" Roar from the crowd.

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