Sentence examples for confront drinking from inspiring English sources

The Pilot (AKA Danger in the Skies) Pilots confront drinking problems, with Cliff Robertson and Dana Andrews.

The Canadian case is just the latest in a centuries-long back and forth in which courts have confronted drinking while jurying, with judges forced to decide how much is too much.

Assistant Chief Pineiro said the devices had proved effective for foot patrol officers who confronted suspects drinking in public, fighting or committing low-level "quality of life crimes" since they provided quick, unannounced background checks without forcing the suspects to wait for information to be retrieved over the phone or through patrol car computers.

Friends of the president have often credited his wife, Laura, as the one who forced Mr. Bush to confront his drinking on the morning after his 40th birthday, when plenty was imbibed.

In April, when two housing police officers confronted a man drinking beer on a stoop in Harlem, they asked for his identification and punched his name into the minicomputer they were testing.

It was during a visit upstate that she confronted her drinking problem.

A Sikh man wearing the turban and beard that are symbols of his faith was confronted by three men drinking cocktails on a Queens sidewalk yesterday and beaten into unconsciousness, according to the victim and two witnesses.

But when she began to black out with increasing frequency, she was forced to confront the repercussions of her drinking.

A police officer had confronted a man who was drinking a beer in the lobby of a building on the Grand Concourse, and Justice Joseph J. Dawson ruled that the officer had probable cause to arrest him.

Pale-faced and a chain-smoker, Dyer typically confronted his daily hangovers by drinking again.

She not only wrote her own songs, she wrote songs that confronted issues like drinking, cheating and birth control.