Sentence examples for Much-needed drink from inspiring English sources
Ended up in some bar in the evening for a much-needed drink.
After ordering a much-needed drink, I struck up a conversation with the black woman who was tending the open bar.
"Heavy rains in late February and early March gave a much-needed drink of water to the vines as they were emerging from dormancy and about to begin bud break," the vintners reported.
We retreat for a much-needed interval drink in a state of shock that will only deepen as the evening proceeds towards its desperate denouement.
(Speaking of thank yous, a special thanks to Verena von Pfetten of Styleite.com for being a true pal and meeting me for a much-needed post-show drink around the corner, where we imbibed among a few of the show's models and Michael Pitt).
But mostly, the staff finds time to relax under the tropical sun and build relationships over some much-needed fruity rum drinks.
By exaggerating the social and environmental benefits of ethical production they provide some much-needed balance to big food and drink companies, which have shown remarkably little leadership on such critical social issues as consumer health and global warming.
Even though kicking back fluids may be the last activity on the want-to-do list, stick to clear liquids -- like water and ginger ale -- and sports drinks to get the body some much-needed hydration.
Even so, today, as comprehensive liquor laws continue to make Sweden one of the most highly restricted and expensive places in Europe to drink alcohol, snaps songs still provide a much-needed release valve.
Jane Landon, deputy chief executive of the UK Health Forum, said: "Countries which have introduced a tax on sugary drinks have not only reduced consumption, they have raised much-needed revenues for public health measures.
Jane Landon, UK Health Forum's deputy chief executive, said: "Countries which have introduced a tax on sugary drinks have not only reduced consumption, they have raised much-needed revenues for public health measures.
