Sentence examples for guzzle from from inspiring English sources

The Yankees can still claim they are masters of the baseball universe while Cliff Lee decides whether to guzzle from their money spout.

To Guzzle: From France, Bubbles That Quench Thirst Fans of Badoit, a French sparkling water that's been harder to find in the United States than to pronounce, have reason to raise a glass.

And the answer the doctor gave me was: 'Well, because you're travelling to places that you never used to travel to before.' " He had made his first impression on many people outside Florida in 2013, when he gave the rebuttal to the State of the Union and leaned awkwardly offscreen to guzzle from a Poland Spring bottle — a moment that took flight on Twitter as #watergate.

They guzzle from the bottle.

Don't set down beer or soda cans and leave them unattended, then reach without looking to guzzle from them.

That's because an agreement they made in the 1960s says that among those drinking from the Colorado River (Southern Californians also guzzle from the same stream, for instance), Arizona would be the first state to ration.

And he guzzles from a can like a drunk, with drops dribbling down his chin.

And the shoes Pfister designs suggest that a little Champagne might be guzzled from them, too.

She said she might buy basic items, like the seltzer her husband guzzles, from Peapod if it proves to be cheaper.

"They got me doing the shuffle," he said, removing his suit jacket, loosening a purple polka-dot tie, and guzzling from a glass of water, as if rehydrating at halftime.

"I got three hours of sleep last night," Mr. Flores said at the reunion, guzzling from a mug of coffee, then joining Mr. Maldonado in a rum and coke.