Sentence examples for go on drinking from inspiring English sources
An alcoholic could lose his job and his family, he could be hospitalized, he could be warned by half a dozen doctors — and go on drinking.
An alcoholic could lose his job and his family, he could be hospitalized, he could be warned by half a dozen doctors and go on drinking.
I would like people to go on drinking beer, as long as it is good stuff". The challenge for proponents of wine and curry is to find formulas that do not clash.
After the drunken miners had spent all they'd earned in six months on a weekend orgy, they would line up outside her little shop insisting on selling her the gold crowns that adorned their teeth so that they could go on drinking.
While people in a number of countries still drink more overall, Britons (and the Irish, as well) are likelier to go on drinking binges, consuming five, six, seven or more drinks in a single session.
One-third of Irish 15- and 16-year-olds go on drinking binges at least three times a month.
He blew up frequently at work, went on drinking binges, and at one point, he writes in "Street Freak: Money and Madness at Lehman Brothers," his recently released book, he downed half a bottle of Tylenol PM in a half-hearted suicide attempt.
Even when they weren't good, though, everyone went on drinking them, because they were claret.
I saw him a few days before his body was found, and we went on drinking into the night.
Adrian Gill begins this memoir adrift, all at sea, in "a private mental hospital in the west of England" being handed a life sentence: if he goes on drinking, he won't see Christmas.
