Sentence examples for gray drinking from inspiring English sources

Filming without narration or musical flourishes — after that lullaby, the only tunes come from the tinny speakers of cheap radios — Mr. Polgovsky creeps in so close that we can feel the threads sliding beneath a girl's tirelessly weaving fingers, smell the gray drinking water carried by a toddler from a scummy creek.

They are unperturbed by the presence of a gray fox drinking in the shallows.

Guy with short gray hair, drinking a screwdriver (made with oranges freshly squeezed by the bartender): "Are you local now or D.C.?" Guy with longer gray hair, finishing a glass of white wine: "I live in Brooklyn.

Albert the resident regular sits at the rail end in his fedora, newspaper-gray skin, drinking Jack-and-Tab and stabbing empty soda cans with a pen.

Inside her apartment, wrapped in a gray blanket and drinking milky tea, she talks quietly, curled up in a blue chair in the living room.

One recent night at the original Giuseppi's, Juan José, an elegant, soft-spoken man in a nice gray suit, was drinking a glass of wine with a friend, ending the evening the way restaurateurs everywhere do — only he had to drive home to a different country, through a militarized border checkpoint.

One recent night at the original Giuseppi's, Juan José, an elegant, soft-spoken man in a nice gray suit, was drinking a glass of wine with a friend, ending the evening the way restaurateurs everywhere do—only he had to drive home to a different country, through a militarized border checkpoint.

No one, of course, is in favor of poisoning the environment, spreading DDT on birds and insects or drinking gray water not even avid golfers.

Limited freshwater availability in places like Singapore and Namibia are being augmented by adding highly treated gray water to their drinking water.

In between is a large range of drinking, including a gray area that could be called the almost alcoholic zone.

Tall Gray I was at home drinking a glass of hot sauce when a tall gray cloud began to seep in from under a door.