Sentence examples for eschew alcohol from inspiring English sources

His brother died at 43 due to alcoholism, a tragedy that Trump said led him to eschew alcohol, cigarettes and drugs all his life.

The Harvard version of student life saw him eschew alcohol for twice-daily gym workouts and a Boston Half Marathon time of 1 hour 40 minutes.

A bottle of wine is usually a welcome gift at a dinner party, but some of your contacts may eschew alcohol (ask first).

It's easier to eschew alcohol with a veggie curry or a portion of noodles than it is with a plate of lasagne or confit duck in front of you.

Arab clients might eschew alcohol or show up for meetings in traditional dress.

Boys as young as 12 can partake in the imbibing, but women and girls almost entirely eschew alcohol.

Weekly that he eschewed alcohol, liked doing housework and exercised regularly.

Straight Edge was an '80s anti-youth youth movement: hipsters who eschewed alcohol, drugs, tobacco, and casual sex; it was about "rebelling against rebellion".

Bolshevik revolutionaries like Lenin eschewed alcohol "in order to cast off the shackles of capitalist domination," but vodka returned to the table under Stalin.

Urosh Lazareuich, a longtime resident of the Vinohrady neighborhood in Prague who said he eschews alcohol, blamed what he called a cozy relationship between illegal producers and local authorities.

A serious Mormon who eschews alcohol, coffee and tea, Romney quit left-leaning Stanford after one year to do the two years of missionary service required by his religion (he was sent to France and later said, "it's quite an experience to go to Bordeaux and say, 'Give up your wine! I've got a great religion for you!'").