Sentence examples for a nondrinker from inspiring English sources

Reportedly a nondrinker, Mr. Murphy said he needed one.

I'm a nondrinker, but what I wouldn't have paid just for a sip of Thai beer.

Drinking and networking are popular at these parties, but Mr. Flacks, a frugal man with a keen palate (and a nondrinker), keeps close tabs on the food.

… A woman who drinks moderately or heavily is more likely to smoke, use drugs and physically abuse her child than a nondrinker, all of which could worsen her son's or daughter's prognosis independent of alcohol.

Harry Decker also seems to have been a nondrinker, yet his bizarre crimes prompted The Chicago Tribune to report in 1893: "Decker's hallucination is that he owns the city of Chicago.

I'm encouraged to hear about new residential options available to today's students — from substance-free housing, which a nondrinker like myself might have appreciated in my undergraduate days, to the four-year-college system, which I see as having many benefits.

The prevalence of FA or MV supplement use was higher among older women, women with higher education and income, and women with healthy lifestyle factors such as being a nonsmoker, nondrinker, physically active, maintaining a normal body mass index and having regular pap smears.

“It embarrassed me at the time, but looking back, he always looked like a rock star.” Beeching, the father of two daughters, is a lifelong nondrinker and has never smoked a cigarette.

More recently, it has been shown that having a persistent limiting longstanding illness (LLI) from early adulthood was associated with being a persistent nondrinker from the early 20s to the 40s (Ng Fat et al., 2014).

These findings complement previous findings that poor health is associated with nondrinking from an early age (Ng Fat and Shelton, 2012), and persistent poor health with being a persistent nondrinker (Ng Fat et al., 2014), suggesting that there are direct effects of poor health on nondrinking.

"There is a perception almost that you're impotent," said one nondrinker, an editor at a liquor-focused lifestyle magazine who asked not to be identified because many of his co-workers don't know he recently entered a 12-step program.