Sentence examples for drinking malt from inspiring English sources

I was a bit alarmed to find Antonio Carluccio drinking malt whisky when I arrived, and saying it is his favourite drink.

Kids drinking malt liquor.

When I was younger my parents worried about how much I was drinking - malt vinegar, that is.

There's a nice performance from Ken Stott as Balin, with an outrageous big purple-ish nose, as if he's spent his time in exile drinking malt whisky.

"It's an art, not a science," Jim Buick, the deputy director of the Department of Human Services, said as he passed two disabled men drinking malt liquor in front of a park at Larkin and O'Farrell Streets.

He defends himself by noting that he tries to insult all races and ethnicities equally, and ultimately seems to treat jokes about all Indians being customer-service operators or all black people drinking malt liquor not all that differently from jokes involving other well-worn comedic tropes — like all wives being annoying nags or Florida being way too humid.

Tastes great, more fulfilling: a light beer with character, partly from its mild German hops, partly from its sweet, easy-drinking malt quality and lively, creamy feel, with a hint of fruity/floral complexity.

After dinner we lay by the fire on piles of cushions drinking single malt whisky, our host telling us the stories of his land: secret maps leading to buried treasure; a golden phoenix; UFOs; a recently excavated 10ft male skeleton.

For some that means attending an off-Broadway play with Kristin Chenoweth, while others are more interested in playing poker and drinking single malt scotch with Christopher Walken.

The same goes for talking politics at work, having sex, drinking single malt whisky, surfing the Web for bargains, or yakking with friends on our smartphones.

On Sinatra Saturdays, Steven Maglio and the Stan Rubin Orchestra perform impeccable standards to a spiffy crowd drinking single-malt Scotch and puffing cigars to their heart's content.