Sentence examples for call a drink from inspiring English sources
"To call a drink a martini," he says, "it should just be gin and vermouth.
"I always appreciate it when people aren't just calling a drink a -tini or a -rita, which absolutely drives me nuts".
The best silly fact in "The Joy of Mixology" concerns a drink, if it can be called a drink, for which I have expressed nothing but contempt.
And Ms. Carpenter proffered a delicate balsa wood model of what she called a drink trough, which would turn out to be two steel plates welded into a V-shaped container, set on steel pipe legs arranged in a series of angles.
PG Tips is not what you might call a delicate drink – its popularity reflects the British taste for tea as a pick-me-up rather than a subtle pleasure.
The music here, by Jermaine Dupri, is minimal, simply a backdrop for the jokes about the paradoxical pleasures of spending thousands of dollars on an accessory that spends most of its time in the dark: "If I can call it a drink, call it a Smile on the Rocks.
("What do you call a Martian who drinks beer? An ale-ien").
"I was like what you could call a playboy, into drinks and women, and I cut my hair," he said.
Which really does call for a drink.
He doesn't stumble, but grimaces, almost grins, then takes off his helmet and waves to the boundary to call on a drink and a spare helmet.
It also enables consumers to access their Capital One account information, order a pizza from Dominos, call up a drink recipe from Patrón, or request headlines from NPR.
