Sentence examples for beverages over from inspiring English sources

Dunkin Donuts/Baskin Robbinss, on the other hand, is seeing a "strong double-digit increase" in sales of ice cream and cold beverages over the last two months, said John Costello, the chief global customer and marketing officer for the company, but the credit may go to vamped-up new products like its Coolatta drinks, not the weather.

Consider, for example, a New York City policy prohibiting restaurants from serving sugar-sweetened beverages over 16 ounces that was eventually struck down by the courts.

This view is expressed in the continuing interest in alcohol taxes [11], recent interest in minimum pricing of alcohol [30, 31], and concern with the increased "affordability" of alcohol beverages over time or across countries [32, 33].

Adults over age 65 who drank one to six alcoholic beverages over the course of the week turned out to have a lower risk of dementia than non-drinkers or heavier drinkers, according to a 2003 study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association.

In Green Bay, Wis., where the Packers faced the San Francisco 49ers in an NFL playoff game, fans braved temperatures so cold that beer froze, leading some tailgaters to hold their beverages over their grills to keep the drinks liquid.

Regular intake of alcoholic beverages (over 7 drinks per week) seems to have an opposite effect.

For 14 days I eliminated toxins in my body by refraining from all animal products and intoxicants -- including caffeinated beverages, alcohol, over-the-counter medications, antibiotics, and chemical cleaning agents -- and experienced a raw, all-natural, plant-based diet.

The coffee shop may be one of the central locations of modern existential unease – think of Five Easy Pieces and When Harry Met Sally – but it's more sensible to let that perception creep in gently (like cream), instead of pouring the entire beverage over the audience's head.

This data was used to estimate the number of drinks consumed of each beverage over the past 30 days, which was then multiplied by drink size to get beverage-specific ounces of alcohol consumed.

Regular soda, sports drinks and other sugar-sweetened beverages (kool-aid, fruit drinks, lemonade or energy drinks) were assessed by asking participants to report frequency of consumption of each type of beverage over the past month [ 41].

An oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) was conducted on all participants at baseline, 12 weeks, and 24 weeks, in which participants consumed a 100 g glucose beverage over a 10-minute period.