Sentence examples for drink duty from inspiring English sources

When T. J. Lynch and his partners at Mother's Ruin bought a slushy machine in 2011, they thought they would use it to whip up ice cream and sorbet, trotting it out for drink duty only at Sunday brunch, when diners' drinking habits aren't as discriminating.

Attempts to increase drink duty normally enrage the struggling pub industry.

So let your parent handle dinner, and go on drink duty (while listening to some holiday jams to get in the mood!) with one of these sure-to-impress but deceptively easy recipes.

The nutrition campaigners Sustain and 61 other charities and health organisations, including the Royal Society for Public Health, called on the chancellor to introduce a "sugary drinks duty" of 20p a litre in this year's budget.

The Children's Food Campaign said : "In light of recent calls for a sugary drinks duty, the new Action on Sugar campaign and the chief medical officer openly considering the need for a sugar tax, we are now seeing industry trying to appear as though they are responding.

He added: "We challenge the government to show it has a public health backbone by introducing a sugary drinks duty, alongside better protection for children from junk food marketing and robust nutrition and sustainability standards for all the food served in schools, hospitals and other publicly funded places".

It underlined the difficulty of deciding when it is acceptable to drink after duty and the choice of whether and when to take a gun along.

Snobbery is a requirement (maybe also a perquisite) of my job, so I refrain, since I never drink on duty, from flights of eloquence about the various notes and finishes and smoky nuances or honeyed implications of my drink.

But cops aren't supposed to drink on duty, are they?

Falcon drinks on duty, shags suspects and is tortured by his past.

Once on board a cargo ship things are very cheap too; drinks are duty free and are not usually marked up.