Plymouth has long been a home port for the Royal Navy and over the centuries its officers adopted the habit of drinking Plymouth gin with a dash of angostura bitters, a drink that became known as a Pink Gin, or "pinkers".
Get into the habit of drinking with a straw, as this directs the (possibly sugary) drink away from your teeth.
Producers are working on developing wines to match different Indian dishes, to encourage the habit of drinking with a meal.
In the 1920s, Suzanne Lenglen revolutionised the women's game with her athletic, "unladylike" playing style, her habit of drinking brandy on court and her short-sleeved gowns.
Since most of the 170 million people in Brazil are not in the habit of drinking orange juice, all but 1percentt of the juice is exported.
An early riser, I developed the habit of drinking my first cup of coffee on the deck, the shadowy outline of Mount Tam as familiar to me, over time, as New Hampshire's Old Man of the Mountain had been once.
Do you know what a lane is?" I wasn't in the habit of drinking alcohol, but for several weeks, upon each safe return, I sedated myself with Chinese wine, the kind that numbs your lips for a full hour.
Plain cookies for dunking are also a fine idea, though I should own up to my habit of drinking the peach and wine juices straight from the bowl (when no one is looking) once I have eaten the fruit.
He says that some officers were in the habit of drinking at lunchtime in the officers' club – situated near the main gate – and would return to work, worse for wear, and "wind prisoners up".
Among other accomplishments of the aqueduct, he noted: the ready availability of fresh water was the beginning of the end of New Yorkers' habit of drinking warm beer for breakfast.
It was interesting to learn that Brazil exports 99percentt of the orange juice it produces because "most of the 170 million people in Brazil are not in the habit of drinking orange juice".
