Sentence examples for elegant drink from inspiring English sources

"Correspondences" is not a simple, neat book; it's a chaotic, gregarious, jumbly work-in-progress; therefore the drink would not be a clean, elegant drink served up like a Martini, it would be on the rocks.

Whisky is a particularly personal taste, and I vary what I use according to my mood: bourbon, with its sweet vanilla notes, makes for a satisfyingly rich after-dinner toddy, perfect for when you need a bit of comforting, while a smoky, seaweedy island scotch like a Talisker or an Islay malt creates a leaner, more elegant drink.

Today, sport utility vehicles as big as stagecoaches fill the parking spaces, and casually elegant patrons drink in the original tap room, crammed among the old bottles and tchotchkes.

In this week's installment of "It's About A Girl," the protagonist's fantasy involves elegant rooftop drinks with the beautiful woman he met last week.

If you're in the market for an elegant hotel lobby drink, skip this design hotel's much-lauded and fashionista-clogged Gold Bar and head for the inner courtyard with comfy chairs and soaring atrium.

The Countess, in an elegant pantsuit, sneaks drinks.

We took a turn in Washington Square Park, and then, sitting in Café Loup, I watched the elegant 87-year-old drink a glass of Lillet.

It's a rare craft cocktail bar whose debut menu doesn't feature either the old-fashioned or a modern twist on the drink's elegant formula of whiskey, water, sugar and bitters.

He found an elegant glass for those drinks at Alessi, the Italian design store in SoHo.

Even as a student she would take taxis to see the bank manager at Coutts about her overdraft, smoked long, elegant and expensive cigarettes, drank gin and tonic in a place called Boodles and would have spasms if you spoke of the toilet rather than the lavatory.

Hesser called it elegant, but doubted she could drink much of it.