Sentence examples for drinking takes from inspiring English sources

Parties with alcohol at SN are closed and no heavy drinking takes place, he said.

The whole process of chopping, grinding, pressing, washing up and drinking takes around 25 minutes.

"The nightly drinking takes a serious toll," the entrepreneur said, expressing no regret at forgoing the mandated Maotai toasts.

Edina Monsoon (Jennifer Saunders) -- aged hippie public relations specialist -- gives up drinking, takes up chanting and panics about a fashion show because Princess Diana isn't coming.

But if the type of alcohol doesn't seem to matter, the amount does, since heavy drinking takes a toll on the heart and circulation, along with the liver and other organs.

Brooklyn BASIK: Drinking takes center stage here, but the chef Ryan Jordan, from the Breslin and the John Dory, brings farmers' market ingredients to the menu in a setting that's described as "shabby chic," with an outdoor garden.

"There was nothing to do except for read and drink, and gradually the drinking took precedence over the reading," he said.

Drinking took over Mr. Najera's life.

For drinking, take plenty of your own water.

In postwar Britain, much of the drinking took place in pubs.

His adolescence was an exercise in trying to belong – drinking, taking drugs, but rarely at ease.