supping in a sentence

• The fat rats supping boldly from a garbage bin in Times Square.
• And that's just a sampling of the stores that combine shopping and supping.
• So it was that I ended up supping at the Ritz on tea and biscuits.
• That meal made me proud, the way a Texas Leaguer might feel supping with DiMaggio.
• Byron as vampire character returns in the 1996 sequel " Supping with Panthers ".
• Tretyakov, who is aware of the dangers of supping with the devil, is sorely tempted anyway.
• Yet even she admits to supping on cereal occasionally _ usually a more wholesome product such as Kashi.
• The Europeans dined on the fifth floor, supping on the continental cuisine for which the hotel is well-known.
• After supping with Mrs . Fisher and her company, her majesty withdrew for to visiting Fisher, afflicted with gout.
• Mercer, Curry and the others were well-fed, even supping on food provided by a prison commander's cook.
• It's difficult to see supping in a sentence .
• Despite Western pressure, he said he would not negotiate with the party if it meant " supping with the devil ."
• "Mother " ( 1996; R ) _ Cutting through the orange sherbet's protective layer while supping with Debbie Reynolds.
• Every night, policemen march into Ai Li's Shanghai restaurant and demand identification papers from his staff and customers supping on spicy roast lamb and steaming noodles.
• A Buddhist, would only drink lemonade in pub scenes and therefore the tankard had to be used to disguise the fact that he was not really supping beer.
• On the 29th the mock mayor, who had been'supping too freely of the fair ale', was pulled around on a cart to claim his pretend jurisdiction.
• Louis is portrayed as a vicious, selfish, uncaring 22-year-old despot who tosses rotting food to his starving subjects while supping sumptuously and feeding his army well.
• That attitude prevailed also among hundreds of young, elegantly clad nouveau riches dancing the night away and supping on a lavish 240-dinar ( dlrs 110 ) spread at the Hyatt Regency Hotel.
• But in reality it is simply a manifestation of American political tradition, spiced by the bellicose partisanship of Gingrich, a latter-day Dracula whose taste buds tingle at the thought of supping on Democratic blood.
• That attitude prevailed also among hundreds of young, elegantly clad nouveau riches dancing the night away and supping on a lavish 240-dinar spread-- about $ 110-- at the Hyatt Regency Hotel.
• She also claimed to have seen Anne Forster of Stocksfield, Anne Dryden of Prudhoe and Lucy Thompson of Mickley, supping with "'theire proctector which they called their god "'in the Riding house.