The phrase "alcohol up" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when this phrase could be used, as it lacks context and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "I don't understand what you mean by 'alcohol up.'"
Alternatives: "increase alcohol" or "raise alcohol levels".
About 40percentt of those deaths, or 16,653, involved alcohol, up from about 38percentt, or 15,976, the previous year.
I had psychotic incidents on cocaine and feared losing my ability to play guitar and I gave cocaine and alcohol up in 1994.
Mr Straw wants pubs and clubs to be able to apply for licences to serve alcohol up to 24 hours a day, and for the police to have new powers to punish rowdy drinkers and licensees who behave irresponsibly.
In the past year, the state liquor board has granted about 40 liquor licenses to establishments near the arena, and Barclays Center's four premium bars, with a combined maximum capacity of 1,800, will serve alcohol up to an hour after events, with last call at 1 a.m.
And keep in mind how much alcohol (up to 95% ethanol or isopropyl alcohol) many of these products have.
Next, eyes were sectioned and passed through pattern processing dehydration with increasing degrees of alcohol, up to 90% absolute alcohol, and subsequent clarification with xylene, embedded in paraffin [17].
People who have alcoholic cardiomyopathy seem to be particularly sensitive to the effects of alcohol; giving up drinking alcohol is the most important step in treating the condition.
The 'tunnel' spoken of in the intercepted phone conversations was, of course, the inmates' sarcastic term for the covered truck that had been used to roll contraband - women, weapons, money, alcohol - up and down the mountain, right under the disinterested noses of prison guards.
When the drugs failed, alcohol took up the baton.
So might the 2006 Opolo Mountain zin, which at 16.5percentt alcohol muscled up against the Turley.
[In New York] bottles of alcohol popped up on the equity trading floor around noon.
