tall tumbler

Put the sugar, mint and a little soda into a tall tumbler.

George wished he had a good tall tumbler of Cookie's rum.

She was back in a few moments with water in a tall tumbler.

He pushed his tall tumbler at her.

She eased herself out of the chair and poured a tall tumbler for Remo at the bar.

ArDell swirled the golden drink in his tall tumbler and took a swallow from it.

The door opened and Miss Knight bustled in holding a tall tumbler with a delicious pale yellow froth on top.

The fair-haired young man and woman nodded at him but remained seated in their rattan chairs, sipping from tall tumblers of iced fruit juice.

On it were my shorts, a fresh tee-shirt that was almost the right size, my windbreaker - and a tall tumbler of pop with ice in it.

At that moment, the door opened and one of the white-shifted servants came in with a tray holding a bottle of White Horse, two large bottles of soda water and a pair of tall tumblers.

Then she butters a slice of toast and pours a tall tumbler of orange juice - "to put a little something in my stomach," Ms. Carter explains - as she ingests the veritable pharmacy that keeps her alive.

Khatami was not at all surprised by the towel being at the ready, nor by the sight of a crisply folded standard gray Starfleet physical training shirt and a tall tumbler of water resting at the head of the table.

In this British colony of six million people, most of them Chinese, the preferred drink is fine aged French Cognac, not served neat in classic snifters but in tall tumblers, often over ice or mixed with fruit juice or soft drinks.

A tall tumbler of fruit juice - watermelon, kiwi, carrot, strawberry, grape, or combinations with 1950's names like Sunset Love and With Your Kiss - is an ideal way to linger at this pleasant place while the flavors of your meal subside.