Sentence examples for course booze from inspiring English sources
Inflated prices during August in Edinburgh are nothing new, but over the years I've witnessed increasingly opportunistic behaviour from businesses raising the prices of accommodation, show tickets, food and of course booze, to a completely unreasonable level.
A peculiarly Victorian dourness aside, the lady has a point: when one stops to consider the ingredients that go into these confections – butter, sugar, eggs, exotic fruits, spices and, of course, booze – they start to seem less the kind of thing one might expect to find in a Girl Guide's picnic baskets, and more a riot of devil-may-care festive decadence.
Denver's fashion-forward crowd got a little more than gorgeous fall runway outfits, elegant food and, of course, booze -- they got an August downpour.
Houseplants; candles; light bulbs; televisions; exercise equipment; bicycles; strollers; Little Tykes play kitchens, houses, sandboxes and cars; grills; and, of course, booze.
Of course, after booze, everything changes.
If you're throwing a holiday party, you can dream up a delicious menu of holiday appetizers and deck the halls as fancily as you'd like, but we all know your guests really just want one thing (other than your wonderful company, of course) -- booze.
Of course, bling and booze were also on display during the day-long gift show.
It was the Contiki Tour of sports, with a world series that took in fancy-dress parties in Wellington, Las Vegas, Cape Town and, of course, the almighty booze-fest at the sport's spiritual home of Hong Kong.
(Booze, of course, was always on us).
And, of course, there's the booze.
