Sentence examples for drinking types from inspiring English sources

A total of 20 brands of commercially available bottled water consisting of natural mineral and packaged drinking types were purchased randomly from three different supermarket stores in Selangor State, Malaysia between November and December 2010.

Dependant variables were calculated according to the General Health Behaviour Questionnaire manual, where ratings for separate food and drinking types were averaged to obtain mean frequencies of general dietary habits.

The survey consists of closed, self-completed questions including: age, gender, alcohol consumption (drinking frequency, binge drinking frequency, drink types consumed, drinking location, drinking to get drunk) smoking behaviours (smoking status, age of first smoking), alcohol and tobacco access methods, parental smoking, and involvement in violence when drunk [ 15- 17].

Drinking type, volume, pattern and frequency for each stage of pregnancy was converted to absolute alcohol (AA) and categorised as abstinent (no alcohol consumed); low (≤20gAA/occasion, and <70gAA/week); moderate 21-49gAA/occasion 21-49gAA/occasionk ); or high (>70gandweek, including binge with ≥50gAA/occasion) [ 11].

It started off in 2005 as a loose group of 20 or so hard-drinking types, united by a pure, obsessive love of pinball.

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).

"Bob May is the outback Australian," says Gibson, a former colleague of King's at the University of East Anglia, "whereas Dave is more the smooth, sherry-drinking type, although he tells me he doesn't drink sherry now".

We thought it was a badly behaved, college, drinking-type party game.' Well, no – globally rugby is now a professional game, with great athletes playing it.

Patterns of alcohol consumption (volume, binge drinking, and types of drink) at inclusion were similar among men who dropped out to in men who were still under our surveillance.

To evaluate socio-economic status (SES), we asked about household possessions including fan, refrigerator, television, bicycle, motorcycle, car, source of drinking water, type of sanitation, type of residence, home ownership, separate room for cooking, source of cooking fuel, respondent self-reported and interviewer-perceived social class [ 24].

Table 2 shows the age-standardized distribution of men by frequency of drinking different types of alcohol.