quaich造句

• Porringers resembled the smaller quaich, a Scottish drinking vessel.
• The NCCC hosts the Campbell Quaich ( see Quaich ).
• The NCCC hosts the Campbell Quaich ( see Quaich ).
• The first is a quaich, used in Scotland to taste whisky from.
• At the reception, they sipped champagne from a quaich, a ceremonial drinking cup.
• Scott's " Waterloo Tree Quaich " was stolen along with other items from Abbotsford House in 1994.
• The Sorley MacLean Quaich between Portree High School and Plockton High School is one competition that tries to fill the gap.
• On both occasions, the club could only hold onto the Quaich for one week, losing their next home game.
• The Quaich is one of a number of similar cups contested for between individual teams as part of their international fixture list.
• In 1824 for a commission by Scott, Joseph Angell, a London silversmith, incorporated the wood into a silver quaich.
• However, the confusion soon subsided and the Quaich was presented to a delighted HKFC, of whom  Broony had been a Club member.
• A considerable number of runners have completed the race twenty-one or more times, an accomplishment for which an engraved quaich is awarded.
• In order to represent the threat posed by al-Qaeda, the fictional terrorist group an-Quaich was introduced to exercises in 2003.
• In 2013, the attraction celebrated its 25th birthday, which included the launch of an anniversary blend and the unveiling of a one-off commemorative Quaich.
• Angus has practised as a doctor in Cape Breton and in Skye, and is involved with the Donald MacDonald Quaich and the John MacFadyen Memorial Piping Trust.
• Related vessels to the Scottish quaich include the porringer, a larger vessel typically in diameter with one ( US colonial ) or two ( European ) horizontal handles.
• "' Glen Quaich "'is a Aberfeldy, Perthshire, which gets its name from the River Quaich which runs through it into Loch Freuchie.
• "' Glen Quaich "'is a Aberfeldy, Perthshire, which gets its name from the River Quaich which runs through it into Loch Freuchie.
• The quaich was used for whisky or brandy, and in the 19th century Sir Walter Scott dispensed Duke of Wellington's command post for much of the battle ).