Sentence examples for drinking room from inspiring English sources

This standing-room-only bar, Pijalnia Wodki i Piwa (which translates as Drinking Room for Vodka and Beer) opened in January and is just one of a new breed of watering holes sprouting all over Warsaw that speak to this resurgent pride.

"It varies a great deal by situation within a particular culture and who is doing the drinking," Room notes, mentioning gender as one factor.

When your boyfriend pounds the door, grabs your wrist, you see it as the red flag it is, leave a post-it in the night that says, "Fuck off, lunatic douche!" You stay up in a fancy hotel drinking room service champagne, shopping for apartments, and swiping around on Tinder.

Yet, some alcohol-related harm can still be related to banalized drinking; Room and Mäkelä (2000) mentioned two examples: traffic casualties and liver damage.

In discussing various typologies of the cultural position of drinking, Room and Mäkelä (2000) ended up with four main approaches one of them being banalized drinking, where drinking is more woven into daily life, as opposed to binge drinking occasions.

Drinking room temperature warm water before, during and after your growls is a good way to warm up and keep your voice clean.

In the study, done in Switzerland, resting energy expenditure after drinking cooled, distilled water was measured in healthy young volunteers and compared with the results after drinking room-temperature liquids.

Chelsea is a Manhattan neighborhood long associated with warehouselike spaces filled with contemporary art, icy gallerinas who ignore all but the most well-heeled customers, and schmoozy Thursday nights, where the sidewalks of the West 20s are crowded with visitors smoking and drinking room-temperature white wine as they make their way from one show opening to another.

Visit to the Ginkaku-Ji Buddhist temple, which has the oldest tea-drinking room in Japan, installed in 1483 by a shogun.

Now it has been reconstituted, and the Riot Club is once more sitting down to one of its fabled hard-drinking, room-wrecking ceremonial dinners.

He's drinking a room temperature can of Guinness.