Beguiled by a mysterious stranger, she sups with the devil and releases her own inner sexual power, as the play switches from brash comedy to an eroticised version of Sartre's Huis Clos by way of Burns's Tam o' Shanter.
Yet Weatherfield has also moved with the times: when Carla Connor comes close to exhausting the Rovers Return's supply of red wine, she sups champagne in the 23rd floor bar of the Beetham, where the real life cocktail list includes an "Ena Sparkles".
My admiration for Carien, finally, is an exponential function of the patience and enthusiasm with which she sup ported my research.
May promised to distance her party from Russian donors when she took office, with allies briefing that she would "sup with a long spoon" and the prime minister insisting there would not be a "business as usual" relationship with Moscow.
Furthermore, she was involved with two Broadway productions closing out their runs, "Jumpers" and "A Raisin in the Sun". So fatigued was she, she said, that despite having a great time with Mr. Madover, as soon as supper was supped, she used the oldest get-out-of-a-date line in the world: "I'm really tired". The abrupt end of their date did leave Mr. Madover wondering about his charms.
Some women in the court, she wrote, "having supped and supped well with the King, have peas waiting for them in their rooms before going to bed — at the risk of indigestion.
Murt supped his Guinness.
However, she added: "There are clearly questions to be answered about the various relationships that developed afterwards and whether the UK supped with a sufficiently long spoon".
We have supped full with wonders.
I had supped well with friends.
