Sentence examples for drinking a cold from inspiring English sources
This advice included taking a "timeout" (lie down), "monitoring and recording to see if it is above the minimum", "try to stimulate movement" (drinking a cold or a hot drink) and "telephone the labour ward".
She was drinking a cold bottle of juice, waiting to meet her friends and looking generally miserable.
PAGE 13 OP-ED: Maureen Dowd Drinking a cold Bud, Obama struggles to return to the roots he struggled to leave.
A friend returned to her "visibly opulent" bungalow one evening to find a young man lounging on her porch, drinking a cold beer from her fridge.
On the phone from New York, during a brief break from shooting series three of the show – "Standing here in a robe, drinking a cold, disgusting coffee with a gauze wrapped around me because we're doing a parody of Human Centipede," she says by way of scene-setting – the comedian agrees that there's an element of release in acting out these grotesques.
On a flat roof opposite M Joliebois's school someone has set up a little wooden covered structure, accessible from the street by a rickety ladder where locals can pay to sit and watch the competition for a few gourdes while drinking a cold beer.
You can also test this by drinking a very cold glass of water and then lying down on your side.
In a pub on the campus of London South Bank University, you may think you're drinking an ice cold brew, but don't be too sure.
You may be getting ready to place a bet and are probably drinking an ice-cold beer, but work is almost certainly the last thing on your mind.
"But now that I am more mature, I've discovered that there's nothing better than drinking an ice-cold Coke when you wake up early in the morning".
I was thankful for the evenings spent by the waterfront drinking an ice-cold beverage or dangling my feet into the lake while watching the sunset.
