“He chooses times of day when the lights are just coming on, twilight or early evening, when people are still awake, maybe congregating in a single room for supper or to watch TV.”

“We can have a light supper later on.”

“This is also the guy who reintroduced full-hour suppertime TV newscasts earlier this year.”

“Just before suppertime she herded them back into the car and made a final check-she counted nine little heads instead of eight.”

“Come suppertime, the ginks would be spooning beans off a tin plate while Sinkler sat in a dining car eating steak with silverware.”

“I'll have a sup of water to quench my thirst.”

“I'll have a sup of water to quench my thirst.”

“I'll have a sup of water to quench my thirst.”

“I'll have a sup of water to quench my thirst.”

“Smoke free air, clean air, no, pristine alpine air would fill our lungs in between sups of sweet, sweet beer.”

“He then sups it up and gallivants through New Jersey fighting aliens while destroying half of his town in the process.”

“She often took sups of at least two steaming mugs of coffee or hot cocoa.”