The phrase "a day of drinking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a day dedicated to consuming alcoholic beverages, often in a social context.
Example: "We decided to have a day of drinking to celebrate our friend's birthday at the beach."
Alternatives: "a day of festivities" or "a day of revelry".
One person familiar with the medical unit recalled an overseas trip during the Obama administration in which Dr. Jackson showed up to board Air Force One after a day of drinking.
A14 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 Man Is Charged in Death Of Pregnant Woman's Baby The Brooklyn district attorney, Charles J. Hynes, filed a new indictment against Joseph Gray, the former police officer accused of running down a pregnant woman, her son and her sister after a day of drinking.
It came after a day of drinking.
The co-owner of Slow Roast Records and a legend amongst bass lovers, Stanczak, whose after-party antics were precipitated by a day of drinking with friend AC Slater, reflects remorsefully on his erratic behaviour.
A few of them, on their knees after a day of drinking and murder, vomited.
Meanwhile, at Princeton this spring, university officials, religious groups and Paul Newman himself urged students not to participate in a day of drinking known as Newman's Day.
A small group of women (15%, 9/60) reported having over 10 drinks in a typical day of drinking.
They were asked to quantify the number of each of a selection of common alcoholic drinks that they consumed on a typical day of drinking.
Police Commissioner Bernard B. Kerik yesterday disciplined 17 officers in a Brooklyn precinct where an officer is accused of killing four people with his minivan after a marathon day of drinking with colleagues to celebrate a supervisor's upcoming wedding.
"Closing time!" the bartender shouted at the three or four Indians who were still drinking hard after a long, hard day of drinking.
"They've got no more money!" "Where are Irene and Honey Boy?" "Long gone!" "Closing time!" the bartender shouted at the three or four Indians who were still drinking hard after a long, hard day of drinking.
