Sentence examples for booze time from inspiring English sources

Too much booze, time in the sun or being overweight mean we are playing with loaded dice and the odds are not in our favour.

It's 8pm; it's technically booze time.

On the opening night of her first major tour, in front of a crowd who have plainly taken full advantage of the extra boozing time afforded by Friday's bank holiday, she's notably eager to please.

However, they were on at 5pm (prime boozing time), so I was too busy trying to out-fun everyone on the grass outside to even think about venturing into a sweltering venue.

If you really want to watch how much you're drinking, take a leaf out of the professional bartender's book and invest in a jigger – this ensures you pour consistent quantities of booze every time you make a drink.

The No Labels faith in kumbaya as an antidote to what ails a polarized Washington isn't derived from any recent historical precedent but from the undying Beltway anecdotes about how Ronald Reagan and Tip O'Neill used to bury the hatchet over booze in times of yore.

I have been making the pie in various forms with various types of booze all this time, as have my friends.

Nor, to be honest, do I particularly want to buy, mix and age several gallons worth of booze at one time.

He's since toned it down, trading in drugs and booze for more time to focus on his skate company, Fucking Awesome.

The main drawback with infusions is you are allocating a larger quantity of booze at a time, so you want it to be something you're going to actually use.

Brown, a nice though driven guy, also has a bit of a temper, and his frustration came out two weeks before the election in a confrontation with an in-your-face LA TV reporter, who was very excited about his hidden camera investiation showing CalTrans employees, their state cars taken away by Brown's order, renting big pick-ups on the state dime and buying booze on state time.