Sentence examples for drink thought from inspiring English sources

Charlie looked at his watch; Cormack nodded.Two minutes later he placed his hand in the small of the prime minister's back and began to guide him over".I need a drink," thought Cormack, as they dodged a local radio reporter.The prime minister thought, "Jesus Christ, I'm tired.

Mr. Paul's record of public drinking was not as pristine as Ms. Schuler's — "I never saw her drunk since the day I met her," said her husband — but clearly the Ritz Hotel, where he worked, and where he had put security cameras in the bar to protect against other employees sneaking a drink, thought he was a safe bet.

Obviously the old me would point Brand and the rest of you towards a recent piece he wrote about attending the GQ awards piece – which he hated as he hates awards ceremonies, didn't want to go to as he doesn't drink, thought the sponsor had Nazi connections and besides the room was full of Tory idiots (He was romancing the sister of Zac Goldsmith, Conservative MP for Richmond, at the time).

The berries were made into a drink thought to be beneficial for treatment of colds and flu, for other fevers, for diaphoresis and as a diuretic.

He needs a drink, Patrick thought.

My conversation with Berman has certainly given me plenty of food (or drink) for thought.

Its marauding multinationals who are taking over the air we breathe, the ground we stand on, the water we drink, the thoughts we think.

Food & Drink Answers, thoughts and inquiries into raising a smart vegetarian.

Like drunks starting to sober up after a binge, and stumbling home through the dark, we see rats in the shadows, and feel the earth crumble beneath our feet: and both are the result of what we drank and drank incontinently, without thought.

It becomes a matter of, 'Who is this?' Then, the thing that always puzzles me is why didn't I write a better piece?" Christmas in the Philippines--drinks, reminiscent thoughts, a day off, a good dinner, perhaps a card game, carols on the radio, more drinks and to bed, for tomorrow we build.

A pause, a drink, a second thought.