Sentence examples for ground drinking from inspiring English sources
"You can fall on the ground drinking, and no one will mess with you.
Guaraní women sit on the ground, drinking maté through metal straws.
Dalrymple explores the stupefyingly diverse religious world of the subcontinent through interviews with nine remarkable individuals, including a Jain nun ritually starving herself to death; a mystic who inhabits a cremation ground, drinking from skulls; and a sculptor of Hindu idols who believes he is creating live deities.
A dancer who is worshipped as a part-time god; a female mystic who inhabits a cremation ground, drinking from skulls; a sculptor of Hindu idols who believes he is creating live deities; a Tibetan monk who enrolls in the Indian Army in the hope of returning to his homeland but ends up killing Pakistanis.
Because of the way it's ground, drinking it provides the same benefits you would get from actually eating a green tea leaf.
The use of mixed surface and ground drinking water supplies (Naumova et al. 2000) and high septic tank density (Cohen et al. 2008), both of which are geographically distributed, have been associated with elevated risk for enteric infections in Massachusetts.
Open Mon Sun 4pm 1am Like most of Edinburgh's best bars, Under the Stairs is in a basement (the city's Jekyll and Hyde character means that every bridge conceals a below-ground drinking hole).
She has also seen dozens of students loitering on the apartment grounds drinking alcohol.
"Bourn Hall had to be established privately because the NHS wouldn't pay for it".As the happy families mingle in the grounds, drinking champagne and taking pictures of their children with Louise Brown, they swap stories of hope, bitter disappointment and eventual joy, but also of loans from grandparents, extended mortgages, and second and third jobs taken to pay for treatment.
Opponents to the practice have mostly centered their arguments around the idea that it could contaminate below-ground drinking water supplies and that the fossil fuels it produces will accelerate climate change.
"Fracking is exempt from federal regulations to protect water quality, but spills associated with natural gas drilling can contaminate surface, ground and drinking water," said Nagel.
