For wine pouring accuracy, the covariates investigated but which did not improve the fit of the model were income category, drinking frequency in the last year, number of drinking days in the last week, units consumed on heaviest drinking day in the last week, never drinking wine, drink drunk most often, and type of wine poured (red or white).
Why was I immune to peer pressure -- a paragon of willpower who tagged along with her friends while they drank, got drunk and let loose?
It's like this verb: drink - drank - drunk.
It was a cheap drink drunk by the poor.
Drinks drunk, we went to the one restaurant in the town which will still serve her.
Descriptions of food consumed and of drinks drunk, amid flourishes of cosmopolitan connoisseurship, are frequent in Mutis, even as the ascetic Maqroll goes hungry.
Each of the fictional Bridget's diary entries begins with an itemization of that day's weight, calories consumed, drinks drunk, cigarettes smoked, often accompanied by an appropriate note of self-congratulation or (more often) denigration.
We created binary variables to determine whether the number of cigarettes smoked per day, the number of alcoholic drinks drunk per day or body weight had either increased or decreased between 1999 and 2001.
Alcohol consumption was categorised into two groups: Non-drinkers were defined as those who had never drunk a single glass of beer or wine in the past; Drinkers were identified according to the answers to the question asked about number of standard drinks of beer, wine and or spirit, fermented cider, and other alcoholic drinks drunk during the week before interview.
However, an ongoing study to deter mine the feasibility of responding to tweets mentioning the words such as "drink," "drunk," or "drunk drive" found that unless the sender of the response tweet is already a follower of (or followed by) the targeted user, any tweets with a link are blocked by Twitter's spam filter (Whitehill et al. 2014).
During Ramadan she would drink until drunk.
