Sentence examples for drink shots from inspiring English sources
He was struggling to keep jobs as a delivery boy and gas-station attendant, and one night, after drinking too much -- while South Koreans might drink shots of soju, the fluttering swallows were known to drink it from large glasses and become violent -- he plowed his motorcycle into a telephone pole.
By the end of the book, you, too, will want to drink shots of vodka with him.
As a rowdy crowd cheers them on, rival chefs drink shots and fiercely whip up delicacies like braised goat ribs with yogurt and pomegranate.
He and other freshmen players were forced to wake up in the middle of September nights, drink shots of hard liquor and run nude outside.
At the market, she is tireless in persuading customers to drink shots of straight buttermilk, a farm tradition that is a tough sell to those acquainted only with the sour, cardboard-flavored supermarket version.
To drink: Shots of icy Zubrowka bison grass vodka (around £17.99, Asda, Sainsbury's, Tesco, Waitrose) and/or a longer glass of a hoppy, abrasive Polish beer will cut through the dairy.
SIGHTINGS: Chloë Sevigny, the Strokes, Andrew W. K. SIGNATURE DRINK: Shot of Jack Daniels ($6) chased by a Budweiser ($4).
Unicorn Chaser, "a drink shot specially formulated to cleanse your mind and soul" after you see something disgusting on the internet.
They drank shots of vodka.
Bullough freezes, contracts "mosquito fever," hallucinates, and drinks shots of vodka with the people he meets along the way.
She used French liberally ("A party for moi?"), apologized for being late ("Sorry, boys, it was just hellish on Mad"), and drank shots of Jack Daniel's.
