Sentence examples for drink mentioned from inspiring English sources

This means that the content of its grape mulled fruit drink mentioned in the article will be reduced from 25 spoons to about 19! So, the unfortunate customer, on whose ignorance these outlets rely, will have to briskly walk about two and a half miles to burn off these empty excess calories.

The authors read all 14 James Bond books, took note of every alcoholic drink mentioned and determined the period of days during which those drinks were imbibed.

For both surveys, nearly all women who recognised the campaign recalled the correct number of drinks mentioned in the ad while around 8 in 10 of these women indicated they were concerned (either very or a little) about the amount of alcohol that people in their social circles drink as a result of seeing the ad.

You don't have to worry about the customer while you're preparing and mixing your drink, as mentioned in part 2; customers won't leave or come in the bar while you're mixing drinks, so take your time.

Susan Puckett, the author of "Eat Drink Delta," mentioned another favorite of the region we were in — Kool-Aid pickles.

We talked about the different ways he was preparing for the state of nature (he knew how to build a fire with just sticks, and not only how to shoot but also how to make his own bow and arrows), and over the third drink I mentioned my father, and his self-sufficient life in the woods.

As Richard Day, a diehard Libs fan back in the day, once recalled to me: After a gig, a few of us were sat around having a drink I mentioned that I had to catch the last train home when Pete said not to bother as he had a spare mattress behind his fridge!

In addition, meeting over food and drink was mentioned in 29.5 % of meetings.

Maybe we could get those drinks I mentioned. . . .

The energy drink industry, which had estimated sales last year of more than $10 billion, has come under increasing scrutiny after recent disclosures that the Food and Drug Administration has received numerous reports of deaths and injuries in which the drinks were mentioned.

Over free drinks, lobbyists mentioned potential free trips, such as a trek on the "Whiskey trail" through Kentucky and Tennessee.