"drinking table" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a table specifically used for drinking, such as a bar table or a small table set up for drinks at a party. Example: "As I walked into the room, I noticed a group of people gathered around the drinking table, sipping on colorful cocktails and chatting animatedly."
However, more female drinkers exceeded the US Dietary Guidelines (greater than one drink per day when drinking) compared to male drinkers (greater than two drinks per day when drinking) (Table 1).
Overall socio-demographic variables played a more important role for abusive drinking and number of drinks than for the frequency of drinking (Table 2, Model 1).
In "True Grit" (1969, Paramount DVD), he played, with panache, Rooster Cogburn, an unwashed, law-and-order autocrat of the drinking table who — in one memorable scene — ordered a rat to stop chomping a friend's supper and shot it when it refused.
To walk into Szimpla feels like entering a secret world, where raw-brick rooms lead into more rooms, and bar follows bar, a maze that finally opens out into a spacious covered courtyard, filled with mismatched furniture and curiosities such as a Trabant that has been turned into a drinking table.
The Global Drug Survey reflects official EU statistics that show Britain sits in the middle of the EU drinking table, which is topped by Latvia, Romania, and Lithuania, and propped up by Italy, Sweden, and Malta.
The Global Drug Survey reflects official EU statistics that show Britain sits in the middle of the EU drinking table, which is topped by Latvia, Romania and Lithuania, and propped up by Italy, Sweden and Malta.
One arcade game, one jukebox, two pool tables, two small drinking tables, a dozen stools and a heavy oak bar.
(Reservations are important: as parties often settle in for several hours of drinking, tables are not always easy to come by).
The group left the building and moved on to McSorley's, with its sawdust-laden saloon floor, its drinking tables worn smooth by elbows and beer mugs, and its famous sign that warns, "Begood or Begone".
We evaluated the interaction between the C677T or A1298C polymorphism and alcohol drinking (Tables 3 and 4).
Moreover, observations of an association between childhood emotional adversity and adult cardiovascular risk in western populations may be partly due to unhealthy adult behavior, which is associated with both early life emotional adversity and adult cardiovascular risk [33] [35], whereas our women participants were virtually non-smoking and non-drinking (Table 1).
