Sentence examples for goblet's from inspiring English sources

The goblet's ceremonial size would indicate yes.

For one scene, in which Mr. O'Hare tossed back a goblet's worth, there were 15 takes, and he got extremely sick.

On top of his opera house (1869), a mere goblet's throw from the Roman Catholic cathedral, the architect, Gottfried Semper, placed Dionysos and Ariadne, heading for ecstatic bliss in a chariot drawn by four panthers.

On Goblet's retirement from office in May 1887, the Paris populace clamoured for their "brav' général," but Maurice Rouvier, who had long been hostile to Boulanger, refused to include him in his government, and the General was sent to Clermont-Ferrand to command the XIII Corps.

The foaming goblet's high, dark head telegraphs Westvleteren 12's delicious proteins.

Both have the capacity to make Goblet's face grow longer and straighter, receding into a mask of pain.

But a lie is a story slipped under false pretense, like poison in the queen's goblet, or the fence collapsing under Denis's weight, and then my own.

It begins with a small 1971 homage to Cubist still lifes; the picture's precarious goblet of beer presages Ms. Murray's later semi-abstract vocabulary of caroming coffee cups and spilling liquids.

**Three Fishermen Boiling in Blood in a Skeleton's Goblet ** This bit is not nice.

Producers also said that the actor's goblet contained juices rather than wine.

Previously, the biggest three-day opening for a Harry Potter film was Goblet of Fire's £14.93m in November 2005.