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I'm not entirely sure what you mean by "drink by" in this context.
"Drink by" could potentially refer to a time or deadline for finishing a drink, such as "please drink your water by noon." It could also be used in a sentence like "I was told to drink by the river." In this case, "by" is indicating the location or proximity of the drinking activity. In written English, "drink by" may be grammatically correct, but it is not a commonly used phrase. It is more common to use "drink at" or "drink near" to indicate the location of the drinking activity. Example: "Let's meet at the bar to grab a drink." or "I like to sit near the window when I drink my morning coffee." I hope this helps clarify the usage of "drink by."
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He would drink by himself.
In the Drink, by Kate Christensen.
This is one to drink by the gallon.
"I'll need a drink by then," Philpott said.
The skylight provides good sunshine to drink by.
He was handed a bottle of Mike's Hard Lemonade, an alcoholic drink, by mistake.
They make a fire and boil hot water to drink by melting the snow.
All he wants to do is drink by himself and watch old Red Sox DVDs.
And he was troubled: by drink, by drugs and by physical frailty.
The recipe migrated to America around 1908 and was a popular drink by 1912.
He said, "I don't drink by myself; I drink like my dad a little bit.
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