Examples of using Sipped in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Tom sipped wine.
Obediently, Elizabeth sipped.
Tom sipped some tea.
She watched him as she sipped her soda.
Tom sipped some coffee.
The pair ate canned peaches and occasionally sipped whiskey.
Tom sipped his wine.
I told you I would return once you had sipped from the fountain of memory.
He sipped from his beer.
Well, now, the word I heard was that he sipped bourbon with senators.
He sipped from his tea again.
Son of a bitch almostgot me trampled to death while a bunch of one-percenter's sipped champagne and cheered.
He sipped coffee and shook his head.
She tasted a bite, and she read a word or two, and she sipped the amber wine and wiggled her toes in the silk stockings.
He sipped his coffee very slowly.
He began by telling me his story of how he became an opinion writer-and then I told him mine- as we each sipped Peet's finest brew.
She sipped her drink and watched him.
But a cup of tea"--he sipped appreciatively--"it's very nice.".
He sipped for a moment or two, then:"I hear as Walter's got another bout on," he said.
I ordered the luscious short-rib kimchi version, sipped water and chatted with the friendly crowd, whose bills were much higher than mine.
He had just sipped the first few drops of his tea when Dana sat down at the other side of the table- giving him the warm, intimate smile that was so common between the near-sisters and brothers of the same age group that had grown up together.
Nicole sipped the remainder of her coffee.
He sipped from the water glass on the vanity.
Helena, you have sipped us dry. Unless you're willing to try cooking sherry.
He sipped his drink and looked at her.
You and I probably sipped wine while swallowing the people to whom we were trying to give justice, Jack.
They sipped coffee for a while and talked about the Miranda rights.
They would sat in deck chairs and sipped frothy drinks and Alyse had felt herself just begin to relax when Natalie had said,‘You don't have to do this if you don't want to.'.
He even sipped bourbon in the White House a couple times.
Carla's mother sipped her coffee and looked out of the window to the street, as if interested in the people hurrying to work in scarves and gloves.