At our hotel a bloody fist fight, fuelled by all-day drinking, broke out between the staff of rival airlines.
The way off the terrible path towards mass incarceration we are on, is the real political leadership to reach out to the country and have an open conversation about treating drug addiction, hazardous drinking, breaking the taboos around mental health and discussing what works to tackle crime at root.
(For the record? Skipping class, smoking, drinking, breaking curfew. THOSE are teenage mistakes. Notice molestation and incest aren't there).
Their take on traditional songs and tunes, such as "Johnny Jump Up," "All For Me Grog," and "The Real Old Mountain Dew" will leave you elated, but thirsty for a pint; as you might gather, their songs celebrate drinking, love, drinking, drinking, breaking up, and drinking...with the occasional nod to emigration.
The murder began to seem commonplace, and the victim became a mere detail in the bewildering tale of gin-drinking, broken gas-jets, etc.
Teachers should allow students to have frequent drinking breaks and prepare modified play-to-rest ratios as well as inclusion of more shaded or ventilated areas.
The water, if purified, could be used for drinking, or broken apart into hydrogen and oxygen for rocket fuel — to get home or travel to Mars.
Sixteen Lonely Planet veterans have established a private e-mail network to trade yearning recollections of the old days of unfettered travel and unedited prose, of princely royalties and heavy drinking and broken marriages.
Jackson was notorious for his off-ice lifestyle of drinking and broken marriages.
Drinking heavily, broke, in despair, he died in Paris in May 1939, the last spring of peace.
The members rode through town, making noise, drinking beer, breaking bottles, and generally causing low-level mayhem.
