Sentence examples for he sups from inspiring English sources

"I look a lot older, but I am still the same person," he says, as he sups on a detox smoothie.

Actress Maureen Lipman has warned people to be "very, very afraid" of Jeremy Corbyn, saying he "sups with the devil" and consorts with anti-semites.

He sups with prime ministers and sultans, and until the recent ban went into effect, fox-hunted every Tuesday morning with the Queen.

Nigel Farage must have been smiling to himself as he supped his pint of real ale last night.

"He was the intimate of no great producers; he played poker with no major lawyers; he 'tennised' with no powerhouse agents; he supped not with writers or thespians".

Dickens wrote in a letter that he "supped thirty strong in a rambling room with a great wood-fire," probably nourishing himself on the same local cheese and wine that the monks serve today.

He is even willing to be generous about Hague - yes, slightly dodgy on Europe, but such a young man, so clever, terrific speaker, and it was only the once he supped those 14 pints.

Like Baldwin, Cameron has been lauded for his own positive press, but that takes no effort for Tories – press barons aspire to peerages, a lot of journalists are conservative and Cameron had no principles about which hacks he supped Pimm's with.

Instead, he took the predictable route, venturing less than a mile from the White House to the 263-room hotel that bears his name, where he supped with family members and politicos at BLT Prime by David Burke, a (yawn together now) steakhouse.

Taking 10% from movie stars and film directors, he supped lavishly at the Hollywood trough before sinking his teeth into the one of the studios themselves, Walt Disney Co. dis.

And it is when we see him again with a car and he is supping from a bottle of Jameson's he has stashed in the boot that his actions kick off the most improbable storyline in any of the five seasons - the fake serial killer.