Sentence examples for beer considered from inspiring English sources
Frustrated with the growing bureaucratization of Project Cybersyn, Beer considered resigning.
— Jeff Gordinier The New York Times: — Monks in a small Belgium town make Westvleteren 12, a beer considered by some the best in the world.
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Among German immigrants, Mr. Bawden said, beer was considered something of a temperance drink.
In these communities, he said, beer was considered a relatively tame refreshment that was available at virtually every gathering.
Police officers can work at sporting events, where the sale of beer is considered a secondary activity, or at grocery stores that sell alcohol to be consumed elsewhere.
St. Anthony's harm-reduction philosophy (where it can be a victory if a resident switches from vodka to beer) is considered dangerous and ineffective by many treatment providers steeped in a 12-step abstinence model.
Although extolling the virtues of beer was considered normal in post-war Britain, in 2010 the slogan would be banned by the advertising watchdog for breaching rules which stipulate that alcohol cannot be seen to promote confidence.
That wine or beer is considered O.K. because it may be more socially acceptable than distilled spirits demonstrates that the resistance may be not about the facts, but about interfering with the traditions and customs regarding alcohol in society.
Beer is considered to be a social lubricant in many societies and is consumed in countries all over the world.
Not only is the game of beer pong considered to have been invented by a Dartmouth fraternity, but the alumni magazine rated it the No. 1 college tradition.
