| It was nice to sup a flagon of nut-brown ale in a pub that people with ruffs used to drink in. |
| Single-note riffs, made of notes as fat and furrowed as truck tires, get pushed through old amps and a flagon of echo. |
| He took a seat next to his king, taking a flagon from a servant and drinking deeply. |
| He said it as he picked up a flagon and put it under the spout of a wine barrel. |
| The Coptic bowl and flagon, with medallions of a possible saint, might have been used for the ritual washing of hands or feet. |
| When you're feeling down on your destructive fellow humans, there's nothing like a flagon of sparkling misanthropy to raise the spirits. |
