Sentence examples for drinking a vodka from inspiring English sources
Then, according to Sinclair, she went back inside and started drinking a vodka cooler, saying, "It was five hours earlier than I usually drink, but I was frankly a little frustrated".
I'm drinking a vodka tonic out here.
Navasky, who was leaning against a desk, drinking a vodka on the rocks and cracking ice between his teeth, cried out, "Twenty-five people signed it in an office that at that point employed twenty-three!" (He ran the drawing).
Nick Passmore, the proverbial Englishman in New York, shares his countrymen's passion for gin and would never consider drinking a vodka martini.
With Rafaela was Claudia, 42, who was drinking a vodka and iced tea mixer.
Is the boy I've decided to date so insecure that he'll judge me for drinking a vodka cranberry and not a "manly" pint?
One evening, sitting in a blocky gray suède armchair in his living room, drinking a vodka-tonic prepared by Merrill and using a paper-towel coaster ("Museum rules," an employee said), he described his recent acquisition of a purple painting that was hanging on a wall.
Some were told they were drinking a "vodka-Red Bull cocktail," while others were told they had either a "vodka cocktail" or an "exotic fruit cocktail".
The thought that she might have carefully lined them that way the night she died reminds me of a picture of myself, also at 24, in the middle of a crowd at that same hotel, wearing liquid-liner-flicked cat eyes and red lipstick and drinking a vodka-something.
Eat two, and that's the equivalent of drinking a standard vodka martini.
