He laughed when she described the lemonade set which she had promised in his name.
And if Mr. Winfield is disposed to it, he can give me a lemonade set--one of them what has different coloured tumblers belongin' to it.
Boundingbore, tell the cook I want turtle soup, spiced venison pastries, apple dumplings, strawberry shortcake, and iced lemonade with plenty of crushed raspberries in it.
If you let the lemonade pop, not a drop of it goes down your throat.
The fixed gas in the lemonade took the orator, at that moment, by the throat, and effectually checked the flow of her eloquence.
Mint Fruit Salads= Oranges or grape fruit or apples with shredded mint and lemonade dressing (water omitted in first two) are the most delightfully refreshing of salads.
A strong lemonade requires less sugar in proportion than one having a large quantity of water.
When a sweeter fruit than currants is used the proportion of sugar in the regular lemonade dressing is sufficient.
String Bean and Celery Salad= Cut tender celery into eighth-inch crescents, pour over it lemonadedressing without the water in the proportion of one cup of dressing to each half cup of celery.
To make a lemonade which has the appearance of jelly, pare two Seville oranges and six lemons very thin, and steep them four hours in a quart of hot water.
To prepare lemonade a day before it is wanted for use, pare two dozen lemons as thin as possible.
Lemonade may be prepared in a minute, by pounding a quarter of an ounce of citric or crystalised lemon acid, with a few drops of quintessence of lemon peel, and mixing it by degrees with a pint of clarified syrup or capillaire.
When the cream is cold, add a little lemon juice, and serve it up in cups or lemonade glasses.
The meal was eaten with pilot bread and washed down with lemonade made from spring water and lemonade tablets.
She'll have chicken salad and ice cream and sandwiches and cake and lemonade and paper napkins and souvenirs and everything.
No sooner had mylemonade made its appearance, than I perceived an increased sensation among my neighbours of the next table.
They're so dreadfully proud they won't accept so much as a glass of lemonade from one who is their guest.
Then lemonade and wafery little cakes were brought in, that the puzzlers might refresh themselves.
As she again heard him calling out that the lemonade smelt of brandy, she hurried away, having had enough of the performance.
People usually put into their lemonade pieces of rag steeped in lemon-juice and dried; in this way the juice is preserved from evaporation.
He was very friendly, and wanted to bring melemonade in the street.
Howard-Jones finally decided to indulge in a whole bottle of Delatour, but when Rennsler Van Vort quietly told the servant he would take an Apollinaris lemonade without sugar, it was too much for the dashing Duncan.
He handed lemonade about in a part of Naples where he was not known, but he lost his customers by putting too much water and too little lemon into this beverage.
In America even the lemonade drinker is not looked upon with favor, although that is admissible.
And, as true as I'm telling you, she had made a big pitcher of sweet lemonade for the children, and had colored it pink with strawberry juice.
I think the lemonade was almost as good a part of the show as the tricks of the Monkey, the fight of the Tin Soldiers, or the dance of the Sawdust Doll.
They pour spoonfuls of bouillon, wine or lemonade in the mouths of those who have not the strength to raise their heads or extend their arms.
If you don't want this lemonade I'll drink it myself.
Jo, rising, glass in hand, as the lemonadewent round.
Meg, coming home one warm day to find Jo laid upon the sofa in an unusual state of exhaustion, while Beth took off her dusty boots, and Amy made lemonade for the refreshment of the whole party.
Ted and Janet took the lemonade and crackers with them in the goat-wagon and had a nice little picnic in the woods.
And can we take the lemonade in a bottle, and the crackers in a bag, and put them in the goat-wagon?
No, I'll count thelemonade and crackers as one," went on the cook with a smile.
Do you mean to give the crackers and lemonade a ride, too?
At home when we wanted to make money we always gave a show and charged a penny to get in, or we kept a lemonade stand; but we don't know enough kids here to make that pay.
He drank lemonade and glared across at Clements whose desk was piled even higher.
When he saw Jordan's face, he turned directly to his desk, poured a lemonade and handed it to his chief.
Phibbers hav been known tew bekum liars, just az hot lemonade drinkers, with a leetle port wine in it just for effekt, hav been known tew bekum our most reliable whiskee drinkers.
One feller generally beats the other feller, and then he pays the landlord ov the consarn 25 cents fur the privilege ov gitting beat, and buys sum gin, with lemonade in it, and aul hands drink.
I took mine without enny wry face, and whispered tew my soul, as the last swallow went reluctently down end ways, "suspension bridges may be a good risk tew take, but a hot lemonade whiskee iz better.
And not only that, Nina, but she sent me a bottle of lemonade yesterday!
It might not be so good as the lemonade that Miss Burgoyne prepared; but perhaps Lionel would be a little generous and make allowance?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "lemonade" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
