How To Use Carafe In A Sentence
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A final corollary to this: Young, tannic reds like Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot will always taste more profound if you pour them first into a carafe, pitcher, or decanter.
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Thompson stood silently as the two women brought out a carafe of coffee and glasses of ice cream parfait for dessert.
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There is also the barware collection available that comes with beautiful crystal decanters, matching glasses, carafes and ice buckets.
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If JUSTICE STEVENS was in charge of distributing the court's water carafes during deliberations, I can almost personally guarantee the "hungover" part.
Justices, SERVED
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Dressed in a modern lounge suit and armed only with a carafe of water, he breezes through this enormous recital without seeming to break sweat.
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And on a summer day, the seaside pines give off a scent as intoxicating as a carafe of ouzo.
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Temperatures were wrong all day, in fact: two finos (served, charmingly, in tiny individual carafes) were too warm to drink, the waiter apologising that there was ‘something wrong with the refrigeration’.
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I sat at the bar for dinner, drank a glass of cold estrella beer, moved on to a carafe of kalimotxo sangria, relaxing with toasty tapas and watching an old classic film on screen.
Eater
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He quickly returned with a tray bearing a small carafe of absinthe, a large carafe of ice water and a box of sugar cubes.
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Most up-to-date machines brew coffee directly into thermal pots, helping rid restaurants of burnt coffee, the products of sitting too long in a glass carafe on a hot plate.
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The soup arrived, a rich broth, and rolls and butter and a carafe of wine as well.
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You may want to chase it all down with a $ 3 carafe of hot sake.
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Thompson stood silently as the two women brought out a carafe of coffee and glasses of ice cream parfait for dessert.
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Glass flower vases, cruets, or carafes used to hold water, wine, oil or other liquids may develop stains in the bottom when allowed to set for a long time.
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‘Some wicked person had filled the water carafe with whisky,’ he laughs.
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After a false start, a carafe or two of water and a little recuperative snooze, Eva and I finally spoke the international language of love.
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At his side was his No 2, Danny Alexander, who had accidentally brandished chunks of the speech to the cameras on Tuesday, and who yesterday paid penance by being Mr Osborne's water-wallah, making sure that his glass and carafe were topped up at all times.
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They had a carafe of white wine which had not much flavour but was cool and refreshing.
COME AND BE KILLED
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We accompanied our dinner with strong bitter spiced Persian tea, poured from the ornate tea carafe.
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He poured himself a glass of water from the carafe at his bedside, and then stepped into his slippers.
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You may want to chase it all down with a $ 3 carafe of hot sake.
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And should all of those fail, there's the local pastis, served with ice and a carafe of water, an aniseed-flavoured wonder.
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With the mechanics of the DTC-975's thermal carafe lid being more complex than the glass carafe variety, it may be helpful to descale the lid to keep the ball bearings from becoming entrapped.
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It was served with a gratin of potatoes and cabbage scented with smoky lardoons of bacon and a carafe of outstanding wine from the Juraçon.
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Fine china pots and carafes can be found to make any dinner party a success.
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Martin orders two carafes of Sicilian malvasia wine.
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On the table stood two bottles of wine and a glass carafe, all empty.
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Paris is full of small, cozy neighborhood restaurants that serve very decent food at reasonable prices, usually enjoyed with a hearty carafe of vin rouge maison.
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Not five minutes later, her neighbor was over toting croissants, bagels, and a carafe of orange juice.
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We slug down carafes of water and gallons of red house wine.
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He poured himself some water from a carafe on the desk and gulped it down.
A NASTY DOSE OF DEATH
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The wine is fairly dry and needs a little aeration to open it up, so decant into a carafe, water pitcher, etc., 30 minutes before serving.
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All sorts of glasses are on offer, from mineral water glasses, beer draught glasses, carafes, vases, you name it; made out from different kinds of bottles.
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The Calgary restaurant wine scene has come a long way since a barrage of steak houses pushed gallons of cheap plonk down our throats via the infamous half-litre carafe.
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If not literally, it is still embedded into an otherwise simple and modern carafe shape.
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She held a coffee cup out to him and he saw the room-service tray with a coffee carafe on the bureau next to the TV.
ABSOLUTE ZERO
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Tweed ordered a carafe of the house wine.
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As if incensed candles and a carafe of rosé wine would be waiting alongside her bed.
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Joel had just finished an entire carafe of unsugared espresso when he was told of what happened.
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And should all of those fail, there's the local pastis, served with ice and a carafe of water, an aniseed-flavoured wonder.
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The butler returned with a carafe and a glass on a tray.
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Everyone was eating pizza and drinking carafes of red wine.
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I can't drink more than half a carafe.
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One and a half hours later and after four carafes of iced water I finished it.
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I am now drinking the coffee directly from the carafe, attempting to wake up.
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Outfit special-occasion barware - tumblers, carafes, goblets, or martini glasses - with perky polka dots, stripes, checks, or holiday-inspired motifs, such as holly leaves and berries.
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The only thing in the coffeepot was the overcooked, burnt residue of the morning’s brew—no one had time to make a fresh pot and a thick skin of dead coffee lined the bottom of the carafe.
Paradise General
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Got him a big steak for $3.95, ordered a couple of carafes of wine for $1.25 apiece.
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Before the eparch could answer, his servant slipped into the study with a carafe of wine.
Bridge of the Separator
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I recommend it wholeheartedly as a place to dip into for garlicky escargot, a carafe of wine, and now, that fantastic burger.
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I was at a one-day meeting in Brussels and a waiter spilt a full carafe of wine over me and I had no change of clothes.
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He ordered a carafe of wine.
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Not a sandwich au jambon and a carafe of Perrier, Madame, but a proper five-course French Lunch.
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They are quaffed in carafes in restaurants for a euro or two, and are the backbone of the fill-your-own plastic container wine shops dotted around rural France.
