He ceased talking, and sat sipping his sangareein the abstracted manner common to him.
One day, as I rode in from the field, I found Colonel Lloyd just arrived from Philadelphia, sipping sangaree on the lawn and mopping himself with his handkerchief.
A generous bowl of punch always stood in the cool hall, through which the south winds swept from off the water, and fruit and sangaree and lemonade were on the table there.
Indeed, it was with uncommon celerity, that his previous reputation of being the best maker of rum punch in the serjeants' mess, had changed into his present one of being the first concoctor of sangaree at the officers'.
He took great credit to himself for allowing the negro, Sangaree Jack, to go down to the ships of war, and hoped that this would prove the honesty of his intentions.
He would have shown his disinterestedness had he sent down himself, without allowing our friend Sangaree here the opportunity of doing us out of our thirty dollars," observed Higson.
At last, after a little more bargaining, Sangaree Jack agreed for thirty dollars to go down and carry information as to what had happened, on board the corvette.
Me Sangaree Jack, understand all you say, sare; once serve on board English man-of-war.
For a second night they were shut up; they could only hope that Sangaree Jack would prove faithful, and inform their friends of the treatment they had received.
Then Sangaree Jack proved faithful, and told you the position in which we have been placed," said Higson.
Sangaree Jack then addressed the court, and though Norris could not make out exactly what he said, it had some effect, as the judge bowed to them as they left the court, and they were afterwards treated with more respect.
The money was conveyed into Sangaree Jack's large paws, without any remark being made by the people in court.
I was not down to my last macaroni, or quarter-dollar; but I drank some sangaree and set about to do it.
And his eyes opened, and he heard the booming of the sea, and the buzzing of the flies, and felt the heat of the sun, and saw that the sugar he had dropped into his sangaree had not yet reached the bottom of the tumbler.
And a steam from the sangaree rose high over Napoleon's head, and from it shaped themselves two beautiful female figures.
Napoleon's Sangaree Napoleon Buonaparte sat in his garden at St. Helena, in the shadow of a fig-tree.
Sangaree is then handed about; and as its potent influence becomes apparent, the heavier articles are brought forward, and often obtain high prices.
Pinky had emptied her glass of sangaree before she was half through with her oysters, and kept urging Flora to drink.
There was something in the taste of the sangaree that Flora did not like--a flavor that was not of wine.
The good major's voice faltered, and he bent over his sangaree much longer than was necessary to enjoy the draught.
Like it all the better," rejoined the major, with his head again half buried in the sangaree glass.
The imperturbable major brandied his sangareemore potently.
One afternoon, taking a glass of sangaree at the tavern, I was accosted by one of our late mids who had come on shore with some others to what he called wet his commission.
The second class generally consist of mulattos and blacks; these last are the most numerous; the mids at their balls are quite at home, and call forsangaree and porter-cup in first style.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sangaree" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
