Sentence examples for taking a glass from inspiring English sources

People say "Aye" to one another a lot, sometimes while taking a glass of malmsey.

They're like taking a glass of water for your brain, or something that just stimulates yourself in a way.

I get too scared to make mac and cheese and leave, taking a glass of water with me for show.

This floating concert hall is a wonderful place to hear chamber music all through the season, but it becomes even more attractive when the weather warms up and listeners have the option of taking a glass of wine up to the roof deck during intermission and watching the boat traffic on the East River.

They are books where intricate descriptions of a man taking a glass out of the dishwasher, taking a tea-towel off a rail, opening out the tea-towel, then delicately drying the glass with the tea-towel, before pouring a drink into the glass, signify that he has just been through a divorce.

Is it walking, taking a glass of water, or sitting still and meditating?

He may have lost out on more money on the free-agent market because of the injury, but he is taking a glass-half-full approach.

Yes we've seen three ratings downgrades for the UK overnight, but taking a glass-half-full perspective, this also means that just a little of the uncertainty is starting to ebb away.

Still, the lead author is taking a glass-half-full view of the findings.

If we're taking a glass-half-full approach, at least his March injury ensured he'd become just the eighth member of the honored 50-40-90 club.

In Key Largo, John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, the first undersea park in the United States, is open to beachgoers, overnight campers, hikers and snorkelers taking a glass-bottom boat.