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• Strain the ingredients into a ice filled highball glass and add a splash of soda water.
• It involved a pint of milk, half a kilo of strawberries and a splash of sour cherry cordial to sweeten things up a bit.
• Elsewhere in the city, there was a splash of colour in York in the shape of a yellow school bus in Parliament Street - on tour from American book publisher DK.
• Stirring in a splash of vermouth just adds more liquor.
• Then there was a huge splash of water, and that was that.
• The occasional white gull winging its way through the air, the gentle splash of water against the hull, that's all there was to draw our attention away from each other.
• Hanging baskets are a great way of maximising space on a small verandah or patio and provide opportunities for injecting a splash of colour around the house.
• I wiped my mouth with the back of my hand gingerly and turned back to Trey, watching the rain droplets splash on his face.
• Crack the seal, spill some for the spirits, pour it over smoking ice, and dress with a splash of whatever you fancy.
• Lunging forwards with all her strength, Cassie pushes Julia backwards into the pool and watches with glee as she reaches the water with a splash .
• The Australian had the most comprehensive coverage with a story by Jane Schulze on the front page below the fold and the splash on the front page of the Media section.
• Attached to a branch of a tree were half a dozen green and yellow plastic water containers that provided a splash of colour in the bright, dust coloured landscape.
• So, I used a shot of cold coffee, a dash of milk with some chocolate powder in it, a splash of caramel syrup, and tons of ice.
• The story of a musical entitled Springtime for Hitler is now making as big a splash in the West End as it did on Broadway.
• There's water, obviously, and then there's some salt, a splash of chlorine, a hint of sulphur and a sprig of magnesium.
• a front-page splash
• With this in mind, Mr Brown will have his eye on making a big splash , hoping to follow up his speech with well-aimed and well-received tax incentives.
• After the final splash of the corpse hitting the black water below them, she peered over the edge.
• It did rain the next day and the village was silent except for the splash of the water on the cobbled streets.
• The Country Music Awards made a big splash in the big city last week, as the event was warmly received by New Yorkers.
• the girls joined them for a final splash in the pool
• Two months later the splash headline in the Mirror was ‘Married cricket legend harasses a mum for sex with obscene phone calls’.
• The attractive berries produced by this popular shrub will brighten up a shady area and provide a splash of colour in the darkest months.
• Former Handsworth student Blythe Hartley will look to make a big splash in Victoria this weekend.
• Another, The Jacuzzi, has more of a kick to it lent by the addition of Bombay Sapphire Gin and a splash of lemon to the traditional drink.
• Every splash of bright colour has gone back into a drawer not to be glimpsed again until next spring.
• Then Holly discovered she had forgotten her contact lens case and had to improvise with two wine glasses and a splash of saline.
• For a lighter cocktail, top off the drink with a splash of soda.
• Add to this a splash of bright colour and the result is nothing short of arresting.
• Before he could do anything he hit water with a loud splash .
• Hell, when they get shot, most of them dig the bullet out of their shoulder themselves, using a tie as a tourniquet and a splash of Jack Daniels to clean out the wound.
• Apparently, every single pupil had simply recounted throwing a teabag in a mug, boiling a kettle, pouring on water, removing the bag with a spoon and then adding a splash of milk.
• This wasn't quite as frivolous as it sounds; the standard urban wardrobe of black with white and the occasional splash of bright colour wasn't going to work in the bush.
• That's why we recommend using a consistent product like Rose's, and then use a splash of fresh juice to add some dimension to the drink.
• Suddenly, Siri heard a large splash of water next to her.
• The Financial Times broke with tradition, using a white-on-black splash headline for the first time in its history.
• My front-page splash became a three-inch brief on the inside - albeit one that took hours to report.
• The juice is available in Middle Eastern delis, but if you can't get hold of any, go for dry white wine soured further with a splash of lemon juice or vinegar.
• Clad in bright and subtle shades, the participants rendered a splash of colour to the stadium that buzzed with activity for the rest of the day.
• Hundreds of ducks brought a splash of colour to an East Yorkshire village - and helped raise hundreds of pounds for the local pre-school.
• Only at the last moment would they dive into the water with a resounding splash .
• ‘A delay may be a diary story for you, for us it's a splash ,’ says the man from The Sun.
• The canapé of seafood fritters slipped down nicely with a splash of chilli and coconut cream dip as did the pink smoked duck croutons with their lively mango salsa.
• Instead, I reject the cultural establishment's contention that politics can be rejuvenated by a splash of paint or an arty video slot.
• As she passed the building, she heard the splash of water.
• I would be conveniencing myself if I spritzed a splash of French dressing on my shirt before I even entered the store.
• And, what compliments such a look better than a splash of (obviously fake) blood?
• I heard a soft splash of water, and the soft rubbing of a towel.
• Other signature dishes include braised cod with a splash of rum and sweet and sour eel on potato chips.
• We were quiet for a while, the only sound in the kitchen the ticking of the clock and the steady splash of water as I methodically washed the cups.
• Tourism chiefs in Cumbria are bidding to make a big splash in the cruise market by attracting more liners and thousands of extra visitors to the county.
• Darker colours tend to be more appropriate at work although there is no harm in adding a splash of brighter colour with accessories.
• Arriving in Cambridge on a Fulbright Scholarship, she is a splash of brash American colour against a backdrop of a dour Britain in the grip of Fifties austerity.
• But the front page splash was all about how he had changed his tune on a few key issues such as a pulp mill in Tasmania and American bases.
• Soon after Ty and T.N. join in and start to splash each other in the tepid water.
• When his body was dropped, some men though they heard a human sound come before the splash .
• The six page splash features the tanned newly-weds barbecueing corn cobs and canoodling poolside.
• With crunchy spring vegetables, Japanese noodles and a splash of soya sauce, a delicious, low-fat meal can be made in minutes.
• Add corn, reserved dill and a splash of reserved braising liquid and heat through.
• Valos slowly opened his eyes as he heard the sound of a splash .
• She heard a splash as he poured water in the washbowl.
• He had not taken much notice until he heard a splash and the sound of panic-stricken voices.
• For a splash of bright colour it is hard to beat marigolds, Calendula officialis.
• With a hard pull, Sophie landed in the water with a splash .
• we hit the water with a mighty splash
• Now, add a splash of peach schnapps, then a gurgle or two of Jack Daniels.
• a splash of lemonade
• As they walked down the street, they heard a yell, which was followed by a splash of some liquid.
• The front page splash of the Morden Times reveals the town is to get two more police officers, bringing the total to nine.
• The splash headline in the virulently anti-war Independent was exultant.
• The front page splash - the main headline - on the Daily Mail today is about the same story.
• Savvy riders will save Tidal Wave, the biggest splash , till the end of the day, and dry off in the car on the journey home, heater blasting.
• there's going to be a big splash when Mike returns to the ring
• The black and white dress code was given a splash of colour by members of the Army, who attended in their Reds, and Colchester Town Watch appeared in medieval regalia.
• ‘We want to break into the town centre market and we want to make a big splash ,’ he said.
• The Daily Record in Scotland was one of hundreds of papers who, thanks to The Australian, also got it wrong in its front page splash about Kylie.
• Medallion man womaniser Farina is forever offering the benefit of his experience, including dubious advice that women love a splash of cologne on a man's testicles.
• As with most fruits, papaya will also excel as a drink, but due to its creamy texture, it is better to whizz it up in a blender with some Greek yoghurt, a splash of lime juice and a teaspoon or so of honey.
• Something smashed against Valshar's face, shattering into dust to splash a clear liquid over the face.
• Add the lemon juice, baby capers and a splash of Worcestershire sauce.
• A loud splash of water was heard, and nothing else.
• Avocados discolour very quickly, but a splash of acid rubbed or brushed on will slow that process.
• Green-fingered gardeners are preparing to add a splash of colour to the Auld Grey Town this summer with their entries for the 2004 Kendal in Bloom competition.
• He entered with a loud splash , sending water in every direction.