Sentence examples for beverage so from inspiring English sources

Sake has an image problem as it is a traditional alcoholic beverage so it is seen as old fashioned.

AUDIENCE: So the animals that would prefer to drink a sugar-sweetened beverage, so they stop eating their solid food, but do they not gain weight?

Although she can serve from a selection of imported bottled beers, her most-requested beverage so far has been a Bloody Mary.

Tickets are available now for $10 (and include an alcoholic beverage, so you must be 21), but prices will go up during the week of the event so plan ahead.

You are looking for a non-caffeinated beverage, so you walk into a juice shop only to be shocked at the $13 price point for a couple of apricots and kale mixed in a blender.

Though Villa calls his liquid "craft beer," the feds officially label booze-free beer a "non-alcoholic malt beverage" so while he may capture more Millennials, he can't add to beer's all-important sales figures.

The seller didn't have a license to serve beverages, so we pedaled 30 seconds down the path and drank from tiny, disposable plastic cups.

Included in the payload are a second toilet and new sleep quarters, and the first-ever station refrigerator for beverages so astronauts can enjoy a cold drink.

"There is certainly a movement towards no- and low-calorie beverages, so trying this new version of Gatorade is certainly at least worth a shot," said John D. Sicher, publisher of Beverage Digest, an industry trade publication.

No!" In Denmark, lobbyists for the brewers chivied the Parliament into taxing cola-containing beverages so heavily that it would have been economically absurd to try to market Coke there.

Fortified wines comprise a huge group of beverages, so a high-speed dash around the category might help: A fortified wine is one whose alcohol content has been beefed up via the addition of a spirit, a process that was originally done to keep wines from turning to vinegar in their casks during long ocean voyages.