tankard

He held out his hand to the open air and received a small tankard of it.

"We'll have a few tankards, and you can tell me what you've been up to for all these years."

The one difference about the old man was the fact that he did not hold a tankard in his free hand.

Then he held up his own tankard to the engineer.

I thought all was lost when he threw the tankard at your head.

She took the tankard from the table and went outside to empty it.

Although it was quite early, the old man had a tankard on the table beside him.

Then he took one of the tankards, sat, and stretched his feet out toward the fire.

She wanted to throw a tankard of wine at him.

Father Peter suddenly took the tankard away from his lips.

He paused to take a long drink from his tankard.

He took a long pull on his last tankard and stared out into the night.

And he was given a small tankard of beer to sample.

He did not ask, but poured himself a tankard of wine.

Eventually he became aware that his tankard was the focus of attention.

The sound of a tankard shattering on the hard floor cut through the air.

He put the tankard on a table and started walking back to the castle.

Bill asked as he reached for a tankard of ale.

Why had her father's tankard stopped halfway to his mouth?

He raised the tankard, drank, and held it out to me.

He'd finished with this tankard as well now, and his words were getting too rounded to understand.

A tankard of cool brown ale would go down well.

This is what I need,' he said, lifting the tankard.

He looked up as his tankard was filled, and spoke to Sandy.

Then he glanced to the bedside table and took up the tankard.