Sentence examples for growing drinking from inspiring English sources

This week, the prime minister's Strategy Unit acknowledged a growing drinking problem that costs the nation £20 billion a year, and outlined some stern measures to discipline drunks and the pubs that serve them.

I'm turning to the boat earlier and earlier every day, like a growing drinking problem, and I'm now suffering work-ethic guilt hangovers: the nagging feeling that I ought to be doing more productive things with my time.

There they are, flipping through the pages of Q ("Oh look at Justin Bieber, hasn't he grown!"), drinking coffee, sharing homemade muffins, and bemoaning the behaviour of their offspring.

In China, where the practice is embedded, one scholar says that, given his country's hyper-nationalist and xenophobic textbooks, he fears students growing up "drinking wolves' milk".

At dance camps she attended growing up, drinking quarts of Crystal Light and cup after cup of coffee to tame hunger pangs was a common practice.

India has a long tradition of growing and drinking coffee as well as tea.

"You and I grew up drinking from the same streams, breathing the same air.

Rakija Rampage Generations of Bosnians have grown up drinking family-made moonshine called rakija.

The chai Ray had grown up drinking in India was less sweet, more delicate.

Mr. Trummer grew up drinking Red Bull, but it has confounded him as a bar chef.

I grew up drinking cider with food, that's how I tend to promote it".