Then take three eggs, leaving out the whites of two; beat them very well with a little brandy; then put the eggs to the butter and sugar; beat it again till it is come to a cream.
Very well, you shall go out; only take a little brandy first to give you strength to walk.
And, by the way, now I think of it, I must have a little brandy in to-night to drink success to our new scheme.
Here, make her swallow a little brandy," he said, giving her a pocket flask.
Clean the brill, cut off the fins, and rub it over with a little lemon-juice, to preserve its whiteness.
Put them in a stewpan, with the onions, celery, and seasoning, and simmer for 2 hours.
Bouchardat prescribes a strong infusion made by displacement (percolation), and mixed with a little brandy, in poisoning by opium and other like narcotics, after the administration of emetics and ioduretted water.
Sometimes a little brandy is added to the mucilage, and when it is intended for present use, as is common with home manufactures, the spirit is frequently omitted altogether.
Have ready an upper lid of the same puff-paste, rolled out rather thick.
Boil the liquor by itself, and when it comes to a boil, take the oysters out of the cold water, and put them into the boiling liquor.
When it has simmered five hours, take up the whole, and strain the soup through a sieve into a deep pan.
Having boiled a sufficient number of crabs and lobsters, extract all the meat from the shells, and cut it into mouthfuls.
Tom and Peter drank a little brandy, and felt better for it; but they were weaker than they thought, for they had to be helped up the side of the ship.
Tom took his place close to Peter, where he could watch his least movement, and once or twice during the night poured a little brandy-and-water between his lips.
Soak ratafia cakes in wine, with a little brandy; pour over a thick custard, and cover with a froth of the white of eggs, flavored with wine and sweetened with white sugar.
I heard yesterday of two or three members of our Order who have been sick, and every one of them used a little brandy as a preventive.
The ink is then to be strained through a flannel, put into a bottle with a little brandy at the top, well corked, and set by for use in a temperate place.
Particular care should be taken to have the cask sweet and dry, and washed inside with a little brandy, before the wine is tunned, but it should not be bunged up close till it has done fermenting.
Moisten some powder sugar with a little brandy, mix in some clean currants, put a little of it on each bit of paste, close them up, and bake them on a tin.
Add a little brandy, close down the bung when it has done hissing, let it stand six months and bottle it off.
Cut the remains of a good cold plum-pudding into finger-pieces, soak them in a little brandy, and lay them cross-barred in a mould until full.
Cut the sponge-cakes into thin slices; place two together, with preserve between them, and pour over them a small quantity of sherry mixed with a little brandy.
Clouted cream may be laid on the top, with pounded cinnamon or nutmeg and sugar; and a little brandy may be added to the wine before the milk is put in.
Dear, take a little brandy; it will revive you," she said.
I came to you, as you well remember, and begged a little brandy.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "little brandy" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
