untasted

The wine, untasted all those years, went to my head.

A man sat at a table, an untasted drink in his hand.

I shut the door and went back to my almost untasted second drink.

She left them both untasted and wandered back into the bedroom.

A bottle and two cups sat on a small table between them, untasted.

She stared at her coffee and put it down untasted.

I raised to her my glass filled with untasted wine.

She finally pushed away her plate, the latest course untasted.

"He'll need his friends," she said, and set her wine down untasted.

Then he flung out of the room, leaving his breakfast almost untasted.

The woman was still staring at the untasted chicken broth.

He got up, poured the untasted drink into the sink and set out.

He held the wine untasted in his left hand.

She continued to stir her coffee, then pushed the cup away, untasted.

He set his sandwich down on the table untasted.

He had a haunted life - untasted desires and little luck.

His food, a wooden bowl of soup, lay untasted on the floor.

I shall eat hardly any dinner the food untasted on the plate.

Fork in hand, I cut a bite, then put it back on the plate untasted.

Tower set his mug down on the counter, the tea untasted.

My dinner went away almost untasted, and I tried to refresh myself with a glass or two of wine.

Then she was alone, staring at the untasted tea.

"Yes, this must be ginger," peering into the as yet untasted cup.

Rand licked his lips and put the wine back on the table, untasted.

Wine glasses descended slowly to the table, their contents untasted.