Sentence examples for iced glasses from inspiring English sources
But the sun, slanting brightly through the front windows, glinted off the iced glasses.
The beer, too, is served thoughtfully, with iced glasses: for me, Bath's Dark Hare Ale (£3.60), for Kev, a Vedett lager (£3.60).
I'm sipping a Tiger beer in an iced glass so cold it almost takes the skin off my fingers, and talking to our guide for the next few days, Hong Law Siak, who runs the local heritage association.
"Liquid" doesn't refer only to tall, frosty drinks or to the sweat on the outside of an iced glass -- so pleasurable against forehead, temple or wrist when New York's damp sun threatens to enrage you -- though both can certainly be sedative.
She looked at Lily's long, slender fingers against the iced glass of her drink and felt touched by her vulnerability.
As I stood in my Pea in the Pod size 200 (okay, really it was a size 14) maternity gown, my iced glass of water in hand, the other wives and I were talking about how proud we were of our spouses.
For example, put tall stemware, such as champagne flutes or iced tea glasses, in the center of the tray.
Place 10 mint sprigs into a 12-ounce iced tea glass.
Then she separated the doilies underneath her iced tea glass into layers and wrapped the rest of the bread in those.
In the patio section, Audrey Cole, a 53-year-old unemployed housekeeper from Williamsburg, Brooklyn, was scrutinizing iced-tea glasses, debating whether to buy the 89-cent Kmart glasses decorated with a watermelon pattern or the $1.49 Martha Stewart Everyday ones in blue and green stripes.
