"drinking machine" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a machine that dispenses drinks, such as a soda machine or water cooler. Example: The office break room has a drinking machine that provides a variety of beverages, from soda to iced tea.
But she points out that she is also drinking lemonade from one of the new machines that have been installed next to a lifeless soft drink machine.
In fact, there's an app called Drinking Time Machine, a tool for smartphones which shows people how they'll look if they continue to regularly drink too much alcohol.
For highly transmissible environmental contagious agents, 153 specimens of common surfaces that spread pathogens through a rectal-oral route, such as doorknobs, toilets taps, kitchen rags, kitchen cabinet, cafeteria tables, food carts, cutlery, classroom tables and taps of drinking water machine taps were collected on November 22nd.
But its loud music, heavy drinking, slot machines and lamely punned menu (Screamburger, anyone?) celebrates just the sort of crassness that would have had poor Munch howling to the rafters.
Heavily armed men lounge under trees drinking tea; a machine gun nest sits next to a soccer field.
The staff stood guard all night, drinking the coffee machine dry and plotting their revenge on the injustices of the workplace.
12 43:59: what 12 44:00: yeah it's cool we will lift weight and talk in strained voices while we lift weights and I will run like literally 15 miles on a treadmill while you just sit on a rowing machine drinking one of those weird little triangular paper cups of water and panting like an exhausted dying dog 12 44 21: have you heard of pubs.
No advertising banners, vending machines, drinking fountains, or rest rooms cluttered up this just-the-facts approach.
Then to make the point clear, he gave a demonstration with a testing machine, first drinking six Scotches, which (according to the calculation on the part of Associated Press) made him two-thirds tight.
Whilst recycled water is not plumbed into Rouse Hill dual reticulation households for machine washing (drinking water is used for this purpose), the CATI was also designed to include questions relating to laundry activities as a scoping exercise to explore the use of recycled water, rather than drinking water, for laundry purposes.
