Sentence examples for drops of whiskey from inspiring English sources
At the graveyard, more words, then drops of whiskey for the reunited friends.
A drop of whiskey had splashed the lens and I polished it away with the end of my tie.
Indeed, de Rothschild has learned from past experience that a few treats, like a drop of whiskey or a nice chocolate bar, can go a very long way.
By William Krauss The New Yorker, October 30, 1937 P. 101 The doctor told old Colonel Peyton he must not touch another drop of whiskey.
The New Yorker, October 30, 1937 P. 101 The doctor told old Colonel Peyton he must not touch another drop of whiskey.
Say he's capable and honest, Loves his country's good alone Never drank a drop of whiskey Wouldn't know it from a stone.
"Robbie," Magnus cried out in a desperation that spoke for us all, "Robbie, let me stand you a drop of whiskey, lad," but if Robbie heard him he gave no sign of it.
He sits even now over his pint and his drop of whiskey in the back nook at Magnuson's, and if anybody should ask him about the only love of his life, the bird woman from America, he'll tell you he's heard her voice in the cries of the kittiwakes that swarm the skies in spring, and seen her face there, too, hanging over the black crashing sea on the stiff white wings of a bird.
