tipple

The first tipple was built in 1910 and used until 1936.

The mine worked above average until 1924 when the old tipple burned.

Mine No. 1 was also closed shortly after the fire at the tipple.

No one would think of hoarding a year's stock for such a free tipple.

Not a drunkard, but a man who liked his tipple.

Another strong point is the wine list, with a wide selection of Australian tipples.

One whole wall is taken up by the wine selection, so you won't be short of a tipple.

To accompany your meals, there are plenty of tipples on offer.

And you might be better off if you put a tipple on the old racing today.

The tipple had four loading tracks with a capacity of 80 cars.

The area around the coal tipple is fenced off for public safety.

It's full of museum pieces and is a good bet for a quieter tipple.

Car oil, so I've been told, is their tipple.

The mine features the last wooden coal tipple in Canada.

Enjoy a little festive cheer with our top Christmas tipples.

One tipple always seems to lead to another.

I am pregnant and therefore avoiding alcohol but missing a tipple!

Problem drinkers are so called because their beloved tipple has become a curse.

In 1920, this was the largest coal tipple in the world.

Free guided visits, culminating in a tipple, take place during opening hours.

The company says it's all down to convincing young people that cider is a fashionable tipple.

Go back and find yourself a brazier and a tipple.

Built in 1936, the tipple is a coal loading and sorting machine.

As Libya is a dry country, it would have to be a non-alcoholic tipple.

Given the fondness of the aristocracy for a tipple there have no doubt been several.

"They'll be tippling at the reception if I know these girls."

"Then you'll have to tipple right out of the bottle."

Now just tippling out of his sixth decade - could it be true?

He made his fortune by tippling the old ladies.

Neither do the crowds of tippling businessmen we had been warned to expect.

I might have to tipple after the service.

If he's tippled too much while we were fixing the motors, he might not be back at all."

It began to tipple as the rowan bent under the strain.

A band of energy tippled through the sky, sparking and crackling.

I imagine he could be a nuisance and tiresome when tippling from the bottle.

When her mug had been refilled, she tippled and looked around idly.

Trouble is, I throw up when I tipple too much.

Moult, they said, had undoubtedly been tippling all day.

In the quiet comfort of London clubs, gin could be tippled with impunity.

Amusement tippled through the Group and relaxed us.

Matt had found a bottle of wine and was tippling as I headed for the front of the door.

He was definitely tippling on the plane.

Elmer tries to blot out his misery by discreetly tippling.

"I'd say that kid's been tippling a little too much firewater, himself," Li chuckled.

The boss likes, shall we say, to tipple.

Muscles tippled beneath the first officer's bearded jaw.

And once I start tippling it's hard to tell when it's too much until it's too late.

At the same time, it frames the liquor's boldness in a way that still gets the nod from those who normally tipple neat.

I only hope the boat won't tipple over!'