West Coast liberals like to think of themselves as a unified, chai-drinking front.
There's never a joke too old, and never a better time to serve pizza pies than on New Year's Eve, when their compact but overtly filling nature make them well suited to a very late night and overindulgence on the bubbly-drinking front.
Angel Hernandez was drinking in front of his own house, a place haphazard with chickens and cactus.
Coalition soldiers patrolling villages and towns with their Afghan counterparts should "stop eating and drinking in front of them," he said.
In Souvenir, she plays bored paté factory worker, Lilliane, whose daily routine involves a monotonous job and a lonely evening, drinking in front of the television.
After a relapse — caused, in part, by Margerie's continued drinking in front of her husband — and another, more intense course of aversion therapy that summer, Lowry returned to the cottage, determined to give up liquor for good.
At one point when his wife suggests that drinking in front of the servants at this time might be offensive, he says: "I don't care about offending them.
In India, "it's usually a faux pas to be drinking in front of Shivas, not proper to have religious symbols in bars," Mr. Nagra said as he ordered a gin and tonic.
The two-hour show contained endless "talking points" segments devoted to seemingly random topics such as Catholicism, weight loss after childbirth, drinking in front of children, office affairs and drug taking.
Therefore more consideration needs to be given to advice that is given to parents about drinking in front of children".
The Demos report, Under the Influence, argued that the government should consider issuing advice to parents about drinking in front of their children.
