Sentence examples for drink slightly from inspiring English sources

Russians still drink slightly more vodka than beer.

Poles drink slightly more than Germans (12.8 litres), almost the same as the English (13.4 litres), and less than the Irish (14.4 litres).

These war profiteers are enjoying a life that even Bank of America's CEO could only dream of, and they are afraid that they may have to drink slightly cheaper champagne if actual military budget cuts arrive and we have to go back to spending only the then-record-busting amounts we spent on the military in 2007.

Try to drink slightly more than average when you're sick - whether the fluids come in the form of hots teas, soups, water-heavy fruit and veg (watermelon, tomato, cucumber, pineapple), or just plain water.

Tickets are cheap, drinks slightly less so.

Last year, the average American drank slightly under two sodas a day, a drop in per capita consumption of about 16 percent since the peak in 1998, according to Beverage Digest, a trade publication.

He walked calmly to the street, drank slightly warm beer at the bar next door and then drove 30 minutes to Akron for dinner when he learned it still had power.

Teenagers also reported drinking slightly fewer soft drinks and eating less candy.

The fermentation process involves a number of microorganisms, including a variety of yeasts and bacteria, and the resultant probiotic drink is slightly effervescent with a mild sour or vinegar flavour.

The new location doesn't provide the cast with a change of scenery; it gives the gang a fresh spot for "Big Brother" isolation in which to hook up, squabble, fight and drink, in slightly different configurations.

(Side note: Bergeron's friendly rival Don the Beachcomber has argued that he is the creator of the Mai Tai, though his drink varies slightly).