They would hold forth at the Algonquin or Royalton Hotel, running a constant cocktail party in their room.
Even when analysis was the subject of constant cocktail chatter in New York, few laypeople knew much about went on in the musty recesses of 247 East 82nd Street, or in the city's other 40-odd analytic institutes.
Living to sixty-five doeseemem a miracle, only four years off the life expectancy for an average Iraqi male, who is presumably not on a constant cocktail of drugs.
Cocktail, cocktail, cocktail, cocktail......
But constant drug cocktails intended to grow muscle took a toll on his liver; steroid-induced cysts nearly killed him.
Men come and go (often literally), but our four Bristol heroines remain constant, meeting for cocktails, coffees or lots of Chardonnay, supporting each other through divorces, miscarriages, financial ruin, and even the surprise resurrection of a dead husband.
To the uninitiated it might seem that London has suddenly embraced cocktails, yet the city has always been a quiet, constant bastion of the cocktail, and the birthplace of numerous classics: from the white lady, the collins and the hanky panky to modern staples such as the espresso martini, breakfast martini, and the bramble.
That deadly emotional cocktail of constant jet-lag, poured slowly over a tumbler full of organisational stupidity, then garnished with the growing, nagging sense that the link between what she spends her day doing and poverty becoming history is more obscure than previously imagined.
Crowding, poor air quality, a high 11% unemployment rate and free-falling home values have created a cocktail of constant worry affecting many in the Windy City.
Single cell suspension was derived by digesting the dental pulp tissues at 37°C for 30 min under constant agitation in a digestion cocktail containing (0.05% trypsin and 0.1% collagenase P).
But there is an American circle of nearly 4,000 retirees who have brewed their own rejuvenating mix of congeniality, community service and cocktails under a constant sunshine.
