Sentence examples for drink standing from inspiring English sources

You use the side entrance at Zucca and drink standing.

Even in the executive box where I was seated we weren't allowed to drink standing behind the glass - a law dating back to the Thatcher era.

At night in the Cathedral Quarter, everything spills into the streets: beer; the sound of live jazz; merrymakers at the Spaniard tapas bar (a favorite of some "Game of Thrones" cast members); young people at Duke of York pub on tiny Commercial Court where beneath cafe string lights they drink standing or crowded onto bright red benches.

You want the one drink standing between you and fainting on a sweltering summer day to be as joy-inducing as spending Independence Day with Hiddleswift and the squad in Rhode Island.

They drank standing there.

On the slotted floor, cows ate longer at the feeding barrier and more often drank front-on to the water trough; on the grooved floor they more often drank standing parallel to the water trough.

On a third visit, an exceptionally cordial hostess apologized for the backlog in reservations and offered us a glass of wine - which we drank standing off in one corner of the room.

As daylight filtered into the high-ceilinged rooms — awash in the romantic luster of the Colonial era — scores of literati surged from the staircase, hailing each other, picking up drinks, standing arm in arm, or spilling into cushioned wicker love seats on the terrace.

That is Bonnie Angelo's description of how to eat and drink while standing up at a cocktail buffet.

Certainly, the latter two had a blessedly child-friendly manner, while at the same time – give or take the odd six-year-old insouciantly wandering off to get a drink – not standing for any disruption or indiscipline.

Patrons drink espresso standing up, as they would in Rome, but some bakeries also do a noisy business in iced cappuccino, a concoction that would be considered a mortal sin in the old country.