Sentence examples for drinking up from inspiring English sources

Drinking in moderation consists of drinking up to one drink per day for those assigned female at birth and up to two drinks per day for those assigned male at birth.

In studies of men with diabetes, drinking up to two drinks a day was associated with lower levels of factors linked to an increased risk of heart disease, like markers of inflammation and arterial dysfunction.

In the United States, pooled data from nine National Health Interview Surveys (1987 2000) showed that women drinking up to seven drinks per week had lower risks of cardiovascular mortality than lifetime abstainers (Mukamal et al. 2010).

However, we cannot rule out the possibility that part of the lowered RR observed among women drinking up to one drink per day is because the reference category includes former drinkers and women with health problems.

Compared to not-drinking, drinking up to one alcoholic drink per day was associated with reduced head and neck cancer risk.

Living in our leather jackets, drinking up on Strawberry Hill.

Mone also started drinking up to two bottles of wine a night.

"We're sitting in the back," said Mr. Johnson, "drinking up all of Renoir's wine".

The inconsiderate treated Brazenhead like their own parlor — drinking up the whiskey and port, blocking the doorways, rarely buying anything.

Its interests have been whittled down to drinking up and hooking up, hopefully before the night is through.

The gradual drinking-up of the Gentaz-Dervieux wines also represents the ebbing of a classic style.