Sentence examples for drinking spirits from inspiring English sources

For spirit pouring accuracy, the covariates investigated but not included were income category, employment status, drinking frequency in the last year, number of drinking days in the last week, never drinking spirits, drink type drunk most often, and type of spirit poured (gin, vodka, whiskey, or dark rum).

The preferences for type of drink also differed between genders: men mostly preferred drinking spirits on special occasions and many drank beer as well on ordinary days, and among women wine and sparkling wine were more popular.

Survivors were less likely than controls to drink beer or wine but there were no differences between the groups for drinking spirits.

Then the plane took off and you could smell [the guards] drinking spirits".

Ordinarily I don't believe in drinking spirits, but I had to do something as the side was giving me trouble".

At night they'll be lit up and when you're going over on a plane the hostess will say: 'If you look to your right you'll see a Tracey Emin pool.' I stopped drinking spirits in 1999.

Roneria Caracas, which opened last month inside Caracas Brooklyn (the restaurant's specialty: Venezuelan-style arepas), is the latest incarnation of what could be the next new thing in drinking: spirit-centric bars.

Even though they may not match, the fact that they have a history and have been chosen for their prettiness will make for a great vintage tea party theme in keeping with the tea drinking spirit.

One thing led to another and they'd spent the previous evening-into-morning together, drinking abundant spirits, with Mantle staying on for other indulgences.

Those abandoned warehouses are loft apartments, galleries or lounge bars; the city streets echo to the sound of trendy young things drinking overpriced spirits, and a revived shopping centre has risen like a phoenix from the IRA's destruction of the Arndale Centre in 1996.

Concerns have been raised about the inadvertent dangers of drinking distilled spirits made by producers who are not skilled at their craft [ 20].