Verwenden Sie „tankard“ in einem Satz

1. ’ He said, reaching for his tankard of ale

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2. recruits,” Briz said warmly, lifting his tankard in salute

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3. followed by a reasonably decent tankard of the Inn’s ale

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4. He filled a tankard for the redheaded man beside him; Vex, also sharing their table, only continued silently snacking on a small 59

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5. The second race’s name caused the thief’s ears to perk up and over an icy tankard of mead and a plate of freshly cooked meat and baked potatoes, he casually inquired about the city’s apparent problem with troublesome Bretons and asked if he bore a particular one or two in mind

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6. A soldier passed him a tankard of drink and he half-heartedly accepted it

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7. Shortly thereafter, Valga had filled a tankard and meekly accepted his gold

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8. One man, who simply could not find the bottom of his tankard, even let slip that he knew “someone”

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9. Absently turning his now half-full tankard on the table - his third round of the evening -

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10. The man took a long draught from his tankard and answered, that captivating voice nearly enticing the Nord to sleep

11. The auburn-haired Nord nearly choked on the ice-cold contents of his fresh tankard

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12. ” He pulled out another chair for the Nord, and drew a fresh tankard for him as well

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13. The sudden thud of the tankard on the table jolted Carius from his recollections

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14. The Argonian woman accepted the septims and produced a full tankard

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15. The physician handed her a cold tankard of water to sip after she very gingerly sat down

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16. “Too late for that though, eh?” Clodius raised his tankard for another summary toast, and his drinking partner obliged

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17. Reese took a long drink from his tankard, then set it down, his eyes glinting

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18. Then Anne was at her side, helping her to sit, pouring her out a large tankard of ale

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19. Jack was already there, sprawled on the sofa, finishing off a tankard of ale

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20. Uncle Hobart hissed open another can of beer, pouring it into his tankard

21. Uncle Hobart took another deep draught from his tankard, burped and stared at me, accusation hardening his eyes

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22. He smiled, saluting me with his tankard

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23. Uncle Hobart clicked his dentures in annoyance, pointing his tankard at the television

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24. Above the fireplace his father’s huge silver drinking tankard still hung

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25. Barrad stretched up on tiptoe to reach the tankard, struggling to retain his grip on the monstrous handle

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26. He polished its surface on his vest and looked at the warped reflection of himself – a bright eyed infant stared back through the distorted surface of the tankard

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27. One day he thought, when he was older, he too would have such a tankard

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28. As the stylist for Cyrene Tankard, star of the hit reality

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29. Murphy swallowed the tankard in one gulp, his eyes never leaving the others

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30. “Belionophorous,” he countered and set the tankard down on the bar

31. While I was mulling over the issues, Fema returned with a wooden tankard of cider, which I immediately took from her and washed down my waterless throat with it

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32. And who was to say that the Grand Wizard might not be so impressed by his problem-solving abilities, that he would forgive and forget, call a halt to the proceedings, and invite him down the tavern for a tankard of ale and a nice game of dominoes?

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33. Norembry’s water was sweet, the old envoy said, and looked wistfully at his tankard of ale

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34. ” Fillegal stared at his tankard

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35. Rhone grabbed his tankard without taking his eyes off of

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36. tankard by its handle and knocked back the rest in a single

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37. Otho grinned like a fool as he hummed along with the raucous singers, raising a tankard with one hand while haphazardly slicing the air with his sword in the other

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38. "Look," Otho dropped his tankard and lifted his palms, "I submit

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39. He raised his tankard and a confused babble followed as the guard tried to repeat what he had just said

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40. John Tucker took the bridle of Richard's horse and led him through a cheering crowd to the rear of the inn where the landlord was waiting with a tankard of ale

41. He accepted a second tankard from the landlord

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42. His personal preference was for a mug but he always drank from a tankard when at the guild

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43. Robin raised his tankard and started a chant

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44. One of the officers raised his tankard

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45. Robin kept his tankard well away from his lips

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46. The commander reached for a tankard of weak ale and took a deep draught

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47. ” I said as a man dressed as a giant tankard passed us by

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48. spent most of his time in the Ale house behind a tankard

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49. He looked at me, could see it in my eyes and he put his tankard down and together we ran out into the square

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50. with his thumb towards a worn wooden tankard, eyes opened wider, sharp intakes of

51. wrist, he jabbed another tankard altogether with his finger

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52. reaching over and lifting the tankard indicated

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53. The girl snorted derisively at me and I glanced at her in indignation as I started to hand my tankard back to her

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54. Kuri’s fingers closed about my wrist and the tankard stayed on the table

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55. I still had some stale water in a skin bladder out on my saddle that, although gamy to the taste, was, by comparison, a far better alternative to what the tankard before me contained

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56. I stared at the tankard before me in revulsion

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57. tankard told her so

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58. Tankard loved the song that Mina

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59. ” She poured him a big tankard of strong ale and told the cook to bring a plate of cold beef

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60. from his tankard and belched contentedly

61. Ralph wiped his bloody sword on the ground and put his visor up to drink a tankard of ale

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62. “A lot of them have had that wish granted,” said Caris grimly, and she emptied her tankard and went back to

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63. He helped himself to bread while Paul poured him a tankard of ale

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64. ” She drained her tankard and left

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65. Dollop, the landlady of the Tankard in Slaughter Lane

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66. And let it not be supposed that opinion at the Tankard in Slaughter Lane was unimportant to the medical profession: that old authentic public-house—the original Tankard, known by the name of Dollop's—was the resort of a great Benefit Club, which had some months before put to the vote whether its long-standing medical man, "Doctor Gambit," should not be cashiered in favor of "this Doctor Lydgate," who was capable of performing the most astonishing cures, and rescuing people altogether given up by other practitioners

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67. Especially it was to be expected, as the landlady of the Tankard had said, that he would recklessly cut up their dead bodies

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68. Dollop, the spirited landlady of the Tankard in Slaughter Lane, who had often to resist the shallow pragmatism of customers disposed to think that their reports from the outer world were of equal force with what had "come up" in her mind

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69. A tankard of cool brown ale would go down well

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