| The Hittite supplication scene depicts the libation of wine from a beak-spouted vessel. |
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| A separate libation may be given to the gods, or some of the contents of the horn may be poured out as an offering to them. |
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| Later in the same night, on their return from their spying mission, he and Diomedes sit down to dine, drink, and pour a libation again. |
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| She holds a vessel in one hand and a cloth in another as she pours a libation before him. |
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| Last seen, Jerry was celebrating with soda water instead of his customary libation in a brown bottle. |
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| If permission is granted, the linguist offers a libation to the god by pouring several drops of alcohol onto the ground. |
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| The libation is poured into the soil before her father's tomb as she speaks. |
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| For a ram two-tenths of an ephah of fine flour mixed with a third of a hin of oil and a libation of a third of a hin of wine are required. |
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| An offering of libation and sacrifices accompanies communication with the deceased at the gravesite. |
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| The libation complete, we took our leave, promising to return with copies of the photos we took. |
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| Alcohol, libation to the deity and old social lubricant, also greases the slide to skid row. |
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| Originally, he may have been pouring a libation from a patera, as is common in similar sacrifice scenes belonging to this iconographic topos. |
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| We grab our favorite libation from the store shelf, stick that can or bottle into our favorite koozie and settle back into our favorite chair. |
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| The condensed milk and corn syrup libation was the only kiddy cocktail of the four that was not actively nauseating. |
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| Other participants perform libation using Scotch or other similar liquor by pouring from a ram's horn. |
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| Conveniently, brother John Paul's favourite football team are sponsored by his favourite libation. |
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| A separate libation may be given to the gods, landwights or housewights, or some of the contents of the horn may be poured out as an offering to them. |
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| Blanched leafy greens are transformed by a libation of sizzling oil over slivers of ginger and spring onion, and a dash of good soy sauce. |
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| Talking, making offerings of coca leaves or pouring libation are expressions of respect. |
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| As for me, my life is already being poured away as a libation, and the time has come for me to be gone. |
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| A libation that would not weigh our hero down, but could take flight right alongside the Green Lantern himself. |
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| If liquor and dessert are equally essential to you enjoying the holiday, at least choose your libation wisely. |
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| Aeneas awoke and poured a libation and then told the vision to his father. |
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| Wine and beer were frequently offered, among many other foods and drinks, to deities as part of the cult, and the practice of libation was widespread in temple ritual. |
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| I had poured myself a nice refill of the evening's libation. |
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| Along with libation and the sacrificial effusion of blood, one of the commonest means of making an oblation available to sacred beings is to burn it. |
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| Animosities are softened by the intermediatory offices of an unpremeditated libation. |
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| Finally, the bowl of mead is poured onto a fire, or onto the earth, as a final libation to the gods. |
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| One current libation is the Bella Dona, made with Grey Goose Le Poire, Martini Rosato, hibiscus tea and Martini prosecco. |
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| This is the reason why he proposes to offer a libation, to atone for the abuse of the day by their diversions. |
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| If you're in the mood for a libation, you might try the lychee martinis along with the house specialty of geoduck sashimi. |
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| After paying homage to the departed, the ritual is concluded by a libation of rice wine poured on to an additional stack of burning paper money. |
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| The procession through the dusty streets of Nyanyano, near the capital, Accra, lasted hours, stopping periodically for a libation of schnapps to be splashed over the coffin. |
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| So, the unhappy one cried upon the altar of Juno, and suddenly, the lustral water became black like a sackcloth of hair and the sacred wine of libation became red as blood. |
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| Aeschylus' trilogy, the Oresteia, comprising Agamemnon, The Libation Bearers, and The Eumenides, follows the story of Agamemnon after his return from the war. |
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