Sentence examples for drinks onto from inspiring English sources

Riders can still purchase or bring drinks onto other trains, including Friday afternoon trains bound for Montauk and the Hamptons, Mr. Zambuto said.

And then you don't bring out the drinks onto the table.

At many bars, patrons took their drinks out onto the sidewalk and stood to watch the city darken on scenes calm or chaotic.

And, as was his habit when faced with this type of paver, he subtly sloshed his drink onto the blue-gray surface.

Dr. Perkins and Mr. Valdez both recall their first handshake: he was a vigorous pumper, she says; she was the one who was pumping, says he. Either way, they bumped the friend's glass, spilling her drink onto her dress.

Just as I was pouring the tequila over a glass of ice, Lev awoke with a bloodcurdling shriek and I spilled the entire drink onto my thigh.

Slamming the glass of fermented agave pulque drink onto his wooden bar, 56-year-old Wenceslao Vasquez laughed as I pointed at his crumbling ceiling.

The 49 men in the study were subject to positron emission tomography scans, while a computer-controlled device sprayed minute amounts of beer, water and a sports drink onto their tongues.

Well nerds get ready to spew some Monster Energy Drink onto your computer screen or Nightmare Before Christmas poster because the long-out-of-print (and creepy) soundtrack has just gotten the vinyl reissue treatment.

More occasionally, people described improvising to find places for them by combining with foods, such as pouring a yogurt drink onto porridge, though this was not the skilled and intentional deviation from a script that is signalled in the discussion of improvisation in Bruni et al (2013).

For example, one woman talked of pouring the yogurt drink onto her porridge, in the same way that one might pour on a dash of cold milk: INT8: I thought it was quite nice so I just had it on my porridge with soya milk every morning.