Sentence examples for taking refreshment from inspiring English sources

Elizabeth is taking refreshment with (soon-to-be-broken-nosed) Evil George.

It is something for the mind to do when taking refreshment, and it is a direct result of prohibition.

At Caramoor Tea sippers will have to wait another month before taking refreshment in the "summer dining room" overlooking the Spanish courtyard at Caramoor, the Mediterranean-style mansion in Katonah.

He set it on a base made to look like natural rock, from which guests could watch the games while taking refreshments.

Even the grandest stars take refreshment in their creaky old workplace.

Your mouth is dry, your stomach is churning, and yet you can't move to take refreshment or sustenance.

Its name, Serai, refers to a caravanserai — a resting stop along ancient trade routes, where travelers could take refreshment and exchange merchandise, according to Patrick Sears, the museum's deputy director.

One of their star guests is Percy Bysshe Shelley on the cheeky grounds that in February 1812 he travelled from Keswick to Whitehaven to catch the Isle of Man packet boat on the post-coach the Good Intent and took refreshment at the Globe Inn in Main Street, Cockermouth.

The Coe family and friends liked to walk or take refreshments in the garden.

The allegations of secret recordings were made after the parliamentarians had finished their tour, when they adjourned to a meeting room in Sports Direct's offices in order to discuss the day's events and take refreshments.

They'd have such a good time they'd think: "Do we really want to sign to some boring fucker at a major or some lunatic who will put us in the charts?" Then when you end up taking whatever refreshments are available at 4am in a Jacuzzi you think: "I made the right decision".