How To Use Sambuca In A Sentence
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The sackbut was a wind instrument [see [1033] Music]; the sambuca was a triangular instrument, with strings, and played with the hand.
Smith's Bible Dictionary
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Under the government of the Marquis della Sambuca, who, though a great regalist, was a personal friend of the Saint's, there was promise of better times, and in August, 1779, Alphonsus's hopes were raised by the publication of a royal decree allowing him to appoint superiors in his Congregation and to have a novitiate and house of studies.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 1: Aachen-Assize
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The forfeitee tilts his/her glass at an angle of 45 degrees, and places the rim of the glass into the candle flame - thus igniting the sambuca.
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The first time I got really drunk was on sangria and Sambuca, then after that we'd just buy beer.
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He knows, and he knows that we know, that once he was complicit in the sale of all sorts of colourful concoctions; the Pink Pussy (Campari, peach brandy, lemon-lime soda, served over ice), and of course, the Slippery Nipple (2 parts sambuca, 1 part Irish cream liqueur, dash of grenadine).
Hugh Muir's diary
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Sambuca, which taste of licorice like Pernod, is actually flavored with flowers of the elderberry bush.
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The number of people who finish the evening off with an amaretto, sambuca, cognac, or brandy is on the decline, he says.
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From a height of at least 1 foot, the forfeitee pours the flaming sambuca into the empty spare glass.
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That April, Descartes came in from Holland to argue against the existence of vacuums and ended up owing 15 deniers when Blaise set a shot of Sambuca on fire and made the glass stick to the palm of his hand.
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Had a really fun night with the rentals, my bro, Andy and Kev and Kim, with muchos wine. Dad burnt his tongue on a flaming sambuca and I drank an amaretto.
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At Elements, a nightclub in the nearby town of Bournemouth, William knocked back pints of Stella Artois with sambuca chasers while dozens of women in skimpy outfits took pictures of the prince with their cell phones.
William and Kate
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Ouzo and other anise-flavored beverages such as sambuca consist of about 55 percent water, 45 percent alcohol, and a small amount of flavored oil.
Molecular gastronomy
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The number of people who finish the evening off with an amaretto, sambuca, cognac, or brandy is on the decline, he says.
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Once the sambuca was the center of attention, the other ships could draw up alongside the rest of the seawall and send troops up ladders with impunity.
The Grass Crown
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The bride immediately swapped her L-plate for a pair of glasses, revealed she was a lawyer, and pointed out the contract wasn't legally binding – before downing yet another sambuca and shrieking for the compere to take his top off.
Isy Suttie: My Edinburgh
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A beloved antique clock that belonged to her mother was smashed, and a toppled bottle of sambuca left a sticky mess on a blue carpet.
At N.Z. quake epicenter, screams and flying boulders
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I have an aversion to mean people and I'd rather pay the entire dinner bill than listen to people haggling about who had a second sambuca.
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“He was being very flirty and I was quite taken aback but just went for it,” said Agar, who chalked up his behavior to too many pints followed by too many shots of sambuca.
William and Kate
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Italians have a different idea of how to improve a cup of cappuccino and espresso: Add a shot of grappa or sambuca, transforming the beverage into a "corretto.
Coffee That Gives a Real Jolt
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The bartender lines up two half-pint glasses and pours them full of sambuca, before flicking a match at them.
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Great place to nip into on the way to Hollywood and load up on flaming sambuca's at the bar with the lovely barmaids.
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Or, you could sub in “Double chocolate mousse cake, cappucino, and sambuca”
I shouldn’t have eaten that.
