Sentence examples for evenings of drinking from inspiring English sources

It was a departure for us, from the long evenings of drinking and laughing and fighting and sex.

Culture, beauty, romance and laughter were what he saw and cared for.By the same token, he never wrote about his wartime experience as a liaison officer with the partisan guerrillas in Crete except to mention the swagger-black boots and mulberry sash of his disguise, and the evenings of drinking raki and cracking walnuts outside their mountain hideouts.

Arthur Gelb is graceful in describing the long evenings of drinking and shoptalk at Bleeck's or Childs, cabaret at Cafe Society in the Village (Lena Horne and Billie Holiday in full throat), Gough's for drinks after hours and, around the corner from the paper, Sardi's for drinks at any hour.

And while the lyrics and the melodies evoke memories of warm, quiet evenings in small town America, don't expect to find any mention of drinking beer in the back of a pickup truck with girls wearing Daisy Dukes.

Jane Robinson's charming social history is a story of widening horizons, lifelong friendships, evenings spent drinking cocoa and setting the world to rights—and, above all, the joy of learning for its own sake.

As sole residents, we had one of our oddest yet most enjoyable evenings here, drinking what felt like highly illicit, duty-free red wine while reading hellfire and damnation tracts to each other.

Over two evenings, while drinking gin on the rocks with a twist — a "sort of" cocktail — we played perhaps a dozen games of Frigatebird, and I lost every time.

Too many evenings spent drinking at the Parade Bar, mixed with a careless use of prescribed medicines, resulted in a stroke in 1956; she was eventually confined to a nursing home in Malaga, where she died in 1973.

Though Green continued her routine of ferrying the children to after-school activities, she would spend her evenings drinking at home, sometimes to the point of unconsciousness and nearly always until she lost what inhibitions she had left about her language in front of the children.

There were evenings out drinking in the pub, parties and lots of extracurricular socialising between senior academics and their students.

These were also the months when 92 Sqn, based at Biggin Hill in Kent, would spend evenings drinking at the White Hart pub in the nearby village of Brasted.