Sentence examples for begin imbibing from inspiring English sources

I'm sure that the DeGroffs would agree with Zaric and Kosmas that drinking inspires a sense of community; as Zaric pointed out, it was the duress of prohibition that forced men and women to begin imbibing together.

So, should middle-aged nondrinkers start imbibing?

The bee settled on it and began to imbibe.

Joseph Mallord William Turner (1775-1851) began to imbibe Italy in his youth through English buildings influenced by Italian architecture.

Pollock was eighteen when he arrived in New York from California, in 1930, and began to imbibe the influences of Thomas Hart Benton, who was his teacher at the Art Students League, and the Mexican muralists.

When seeds began to imbibe water, dormancy is broken and the quiescent embryo is able to germinate.

The Maryland inmate, described as usually calm, seemed intoxicated and began "lecturing everybody about life" after imbibing the Purell, Doyon said.

Standing among all the glorious bottles my father would never drink, I felt some of the beauty and grace that I had imbibed as a child begin to leak out of me.

Saucey origins begin with three buddies who worked together and liked to imbibe after a long day.

Only under Queen Victoria did middle classes begin to see boarding schools as places where a young man might imbibe character and social standing.

If you feel guilty for imbibing, there are nice low-level walks around the valley that can begin and end back in the bar.