Sentence examples for sip slightly from inspiring English sources

The best thing is, you are welcome whether you've paid to go to an event, or you simply want to take in the atmosphere, have a coffee or a picnic on the grass, or recline in a canvas deckchair decorated with a literary quote, or sip slightly indifferent wine and buy a book.

It's an intense, addictive broth, each sip slightly different than the one before it.

To sip, slightly twist the top and the mouth opening adjusts (kind of like a spice bottle).

Brian Russell sipped slightly pensively on his lager and paused to think.

When it's sipped slightly cool, you'll see why it rates a 92 score.

When sipped slightly cool, this bright warm-weather wine exudes a floral scent and fruit-salad flavors.

The first sip is slightly salty, a pungent warning that intensifies the deeper you dive.

"Cheers," Husky said, taking a sip and very slightly smacking his lips.

With one sip of this slightly effervescent Piedmontese wine, you will be instantly transported to the beaches of Cinque Terre via Sag Harbor.

We sipped a smooth, slightly sweet 12-year-old Irish whiskey blend called Yellow Spot and watched her fetch yet another crème de menthe for one of her regulars, who wanted it poured over crushed ice.

He was deliberating over what ought to be done, when the air hostess interrupted with a slightly sipping, tongue-clicking gesture of disapproval, impatience, or boredom that any African woman uses from Kenya to the Cape This apparently frightened the Indian into deciding to let Fellowes through, which he did.