Sentence examples for drink some sort from inspiring English sources

Ms. Fletcher wrote, "The masters' No. 1 answer for how they now handle parties, weddings, business dinners and traveling is to drink some sort of nonalcoholic beverage".

You can resist it as much as you want, but at 4PM on Friday you're going to get a weird, haunting itch to get fully costumed up and drink some sort of plastic insect-studded punch.

"We promptly drank some sort of deadly, hard alcohol," Mr. Pettis said.

Well, I can say with confidence that every glass of jamu I drank produced some sort of short-term reaction, be it sweating, palpitations, or just an extreme sense of nausea.

Program… and I sort of want to drink some Kool-Aid about it to be motivated myself to get them in" (MD 7).

Previously I would have an alcoholic drink of some sort three nights out of four.

As a Brit who spent most of her pregnancy in Los Angeles, with a Beverly Hills gynaecologist who thought drink was some sort of European fetish, I admit I was scared into abstinence.

Even most of the serious players, who insist on actual bags of corn and wooden platforms, agree that the sport goes better with a drink, or some sort of substance, in one's free hand.

"When Aberdeen scored the third goal, I don't know what it was, a drink of some sort, again it came flying over my head and missed me and landed in the press box and hit a couple of the journalists there".

I was famished but the chicken hadn't been thoroughly plucked or cooked so I just drank some of the broth and sort of shoved the guinea pig around.

Drink it sort of quickly, but it doesn't have to be fast enough to make you sick.