| Liam, dear, will you please tell the staff to decant the wine? |
| We'll decant it. |
| Will you please decant that bottle of claret? |
| You should decant it. - Right. |
| And, of course, I took a particular delight in the fact that he allowed me to decant the claret. |
| Liam, dear, will you please tell the staff to decant the wine? |
| We'll decant it. |
| Will you please decant that bottle of claret? |
| You should decant it. - Right. |
| And, of course, I took a particular delight in the fact that he allowed me to decant the claret. |
| She decants-- all of them! |
| Do you not know that, unlike a farmer, a gentleman decants his Moselle? |
| She decants-- all of them! |
| Do you not know that, unlike a farmer, a gentleman decants his Moselle? |
| Best decanted with a brief explanation Of the day's events from my point of view, Followed by your point of view, |
| Humped off the boat again, put into warehouses, decanted into small containers. |
| I decanted it an hour and a half ago. |
| I decanted it myself. |
| I decanted the wine. It's divine! |
| I can tell that in your hands decanting will always be "sui generis". |
| I'll start decanting the Bordeaux. |
| I'm decanting some wine, Fanny. |
| No use decanting it. |
| They're decanting. |
| Best decanted with a brief explanation Of the day's events from my point of view, Followed by your point of view, |
| Humped off the boat again, put into warehouses, decanted into small containers. |
| I decanted it an hour and a half ago. |
| I decanted it myself. |
| I decanted the wine. It's divine! |
| I can tell that in your hands decanting will always be "sui generis". |
| I'll start decanting the Bordeaux. |
| I'm decanting some wine, Fanny. |
| No use decanting it. |
| They're decanting. |
