Sentence examples for serving a drink from inspiring English sources

He knows a little bit about serving a drink, too.

May I simply point out that if you're serving a drink made with "fresh white peach purée" all year long, something doesn't jibe.

To complete a task successfully, such as serving a drink, actually involves a number of layers of indirect work that are also required.

There's an accompanying shot of Honda's Asimo robot, a startlingly cute humanoid that is seen serving a drink to a female companion.

In Grand Central, it's a semi-open enclave, somewhat Art Deco in style with a typical Tartinery menu of sandwiches (tartines), soups and salads, as well as a full bar serving a drink based on the French 75 called the Track 75.

A while ago, I read in The Telegraph that Downing Street had started serving a drink described as 'English sparkling wine' – instead of Moët or Pommery.

Coke, for example, has soft-drink dispensers that use sound waves to sense when the cup is full, cutting the time it takes to serve a drink.

In Portugal, they serve a drink called amarguinha – a mixture of a light, bitter almond liqueur and a very generous measure of lemon juice.

A few ants short of a picnic" was translated as: a) "Beth felt like a drunk who couldn't get served a drink".

One minute I was being served a drink by the Pink Panther, the next I was being offered a ride home by Superman.

Mrs Lourensz had previously warned parents from that children who came to school without a packed lunch or money to pay for their meal would be served a drink and bread and butter if their parents could not be reached.