Sentence examples for dark drinking from inspiring English sources
They sit in the dark, drinking Martinis, in their mink, in their tux.
Sitting in the dark, drinking bush tea, there is something elemental about these discussions.
The Bar at The Dorchester is a wonderfully dark drinking hole with a separate entrance on the park side of the hotel – weave past the Lamborghinis and Bugattis.
Taking full advantage of our nearby camp, we stayed up on the mountaintop until almost dark, drinking in one of Desolation's "mad raging sunsets pouring in sea foams of cloud through unimaginable crags like the crags you grayly drew in pencil as a child, with every rose-tint of hope beyond" ("Lonesome Traveler").
This can be done by reading, gently thinking in the dark, drinking herbal tea, whatever it is, get yourself to calm down.
Drinking dark drinks Darker coloured drinks such as rum and coke are the worst offenders when it comes to damage and erosion to the teeth as they have the lowest pH so are more acidic.
Even during Lowell's lifetime his reputation had a dark side: drinking, affairs, public outbursts.
— Julia Moskin Food & Wine: "In the historic Beyoglu district of Istanbul, the dark, raucous drinking houses called meyhane thrive, as they have since the nights of the Ottoman Empire," writes Anya von Bremzen of a voyage to Turkey.
Unfolding in tandem with the mystery surrounding the death of Christine Falls and the disappearance of her child is the slow striptease of Quirke's past, which has left him in a dark place, drinking hard, fascinated by "the mute mysteriousness of the dead.
The gendered component of this event became clear last year, when, as Emily Nussbaum noted in her review of "Full Frontal," Vanity Fair celebrated what it posited as a late-night renaissance by publishing a cover of ten male hosts in dark suits drinking bourbon.
One poem from the eighth century is set on a Baghdad morning, "in a house where glasses are akin / to stars whirling in the dark among drinking companions.
