Sentence examples for drinking institution from inspiring English sources

We're told that Malik, who for the past three years has won the contest, traditionally held in the Westminster drinking institution Annie's Bar (now remodelled as an ultra-modern smoothie-shop), has decided, of all things, to bow out.

You can also have one too many martinis in a Los Angeles drinking institution called The Dresdon while listening to Marty and Elayne – a lounge act duo who have been performing there since 1982 – and know that you can stumble home to your own little bungalow without getting in a car.

This historically seedy institution has been open for more than a century as some variation of raucous drinking establishment — its reputation once earned it the nickname the Bloody Bucket.

He did not approve, nor did various far more Puritanical critics, who wanted to ban the whole institution of drinking healths.

He proposes controlled symposia (drinking parties) as the institution which will train this ability to resist pleasure, to the surprise of his interlocutors.

The problem abated after the institution's drinking water was disinfected and inmates were given prophylactic doxycycline.

Nowhere in the multitude of messages and signals sent by popular culture and social institutions about drinking is there any consensus about what drinking is supposed to mean.

In America, Gladwell said, the situation is the opposite: "Nowhere in the multitude of messages and signals sent by popular culture and social institutions about drinking is there any consensus about what drinking is supposed to mean".

Last time I looked at the oh-so-British institution of tea drinking.

At my institution, there are drinking society events where the girls go round lifting up their tops while the boys cheer louder if they have "nicer tits".

Beer halls are a widespread communal institution in Zimbabwe where drinking alcohol is a central part of social life for many men.