Usage of "have a glass"

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Usage of have a glass in English

Mary was suddenly exasperated; 'I 've got to have a glass of water. 
 The comfort of strangers 

Then we're going to sit down and have a glass of wine. 
 Ashes and bones: an emma fielding mystery 

Please, I invite you to have a glass of tea with ice. 
 The lovers 

I have a glass table and the flowers on it were shaking. 
 Radio NZ 

Klaus is coming up later on to have a glass of toddy. 
 The Great Hunger 

Most wish I'd get sick myself, so I could have a glass. 
 A Girl of the Limberlost 

Then I'll have a glass, and I'll just look at the sweetmeats. 
 Lewis Rand 

I'll have a glass of ale too,' he added, ringing the bell. 
 Wilfrid Cumbermede 

Come with me: I want you to have a glass of wine. 
 Paul Faber, Surgeon 

Come down to the cabin, friend, and have a glass of wine. 
 The Coral Island: A Tale of the Pacific Ocean 

Will you have a glass of grog, sir, now you are here? 
 Foul Play 

You can have a glass of wine and a long bath. 
 Blind Man's Alley 

And I take a decision each time I have a glass. 
 BBC 

I usually have a glass of water next to my bed. 
 Wired 

And we can have a glass of my latest batch of elderflower wine. 
 Corduroy mansions 

Samuel said, I'm going to have a glass of beer next door, Lee. 
 East of eden 

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Meanings of have a glass in English