Sentence examples for dispensing drinks from inspiring English sources

Dembling advises finding yourself a job to do, like dispensing drinks, so the focus is on that rather than the socialising itself.

The amendment states: "Whether they are paid for or not, self-service fountains dispensing drinks with added sugars or artificial sweeteners are banned in all public places or those which are open to the public".

Peel's wife Sheila flits backwards and forwards, dispensing drinks, tossing salad for lunch, Peel is slobbing about in a 'King of the Surf Guitar' T-shirt, jeans and faded orange socks that you couldn't fake if you wanted to.

Berni's, an unassuming little storefront on Friesach's Fabergé-like central square, seats a bit more than a dozen people, if they all hold their breath at once; if it's open, Bernhard Kreiner himself is in the house, dispensing drinks and Alpine philosophy in equal portions.

But Rylance never let us forget that Byron was a born fabulist who, while dispensing drink and drugs, kept the members of his sylvan court spellbound.

2. Beer ladies at professional baseball games who dispense drinks from pony kegs strapped to their backs.

Butterworth's Byron is a born ­spellbinder: a Wiltshire Falstaff and ­ex-daredevil who dispenses drink, drugs and stories to his acolytes in the woody retreat from which he faces ­eviction.

-treasurer of Chick's was described by Meehan as the man who thought up and put into workable form, the notion of automatically dispensing hot drinks by machinery.

Put forward by UDI member of parliament Arnaud Richard and voted through almost unanimously by MPs in the evening on 1 April, the health care law amendment will apply to any public place and ban access to fountains dispensing sugary drinks.

The smarties at Zipwhip have engineered what appears to be an Espresso Machine Of The Future: Employees can send the company's coffee machine a text message with their order; the espresso machine "reads" the text and then activates itself, grinding the beans and dispensing the drinks one by one, leaving them on a heating tray for whenever the sender arrives.

Neither the children nor those dispensing the drink knew who was drinking what.To measure the effect of the beverages, the researchers asked parents and teachers to assess the children's behaviour.