Decanter used in a sentence

Decanter in a sentence as a noun

You're not boozing it up if you're pouring from a decanter.- me, to GF

They received sets of one decanter and six crystal old fashioned glasses.

From the article:The core of the system is a decanter that sells for $199 and looks like an oversize wine bottle.

Interestingly, the recipients had their names engraved on the decanter, not a team name.

But had I spilled the decanter on myself, which is the point of the Liebeck case, that would be a different thing entirely.

Not a flea market, but I found a pristine Super 20 Club crystal decanter for 5 bucks with "New York Giants" engraved on one side.

Under conditions of repeated use of the decanter, the lead leaching steeply decreases with increasing use.

[additionally you keep the decanter in the fridge so it's chilled]In case you find just water too boring, squeeze a few drops of lemon or lime in it.

Put some boone's farm in a decanter, and I'll bet your snootiest guest will like it, even if its "a little sweet".I think I can tell the difference between caffeine and non-caffeine coke, but it might just be the label.

"In the trenches" isn't a metaphor I would use for Thiel and the other aggressors; I would say he was more than 200 miles behind the front in an air-conditioned tent with a fridge and a decanter of whisky in the corner.

Leaded crystal wineglasses and decanters are generally not considered to pose a significant health risk, provided that these items are washed thoroughly before use, that beverages are not stored in these containers for more than a few hours, and provided that they are not used by children.