Sentence examples for drink bourbon from inspiring English sources

The young men would wear hats and drink bourbon.

When I drink bourbon, I like the sense that I'm playing with fire.

"A real man would drink bourbon on the rocks or, even better, neat," she said.

"Then I'll sit on the front porch, drink bourbon, and pass out candy," he said.

It's not like, "oh, you should drink bourbon because we got this analysis". You want something a little more solid.

"Just poke around and drink bourbon," chirped a third broker, Elaine Schweninger, over the clink of ice cubes dropping into glasses.

After the brandy, I started drinking Scotch, and Miller drank bourbon, and, although the weather was warm enough that the central air-conditioner was running, he pronounced it a cold night and lit a fire in his fireplace.

Soon she was confiding to him in a southern accent while the two drank bourbon.

We huddled in the corner, close to the toilets, and drank bourbon upon bourbon.

The participants drank bourbon for nine days, then vodka for nine days.

The private dick who wouldn't recognise gentility if it criticised the way he drank bourbon from a teacup.