Sentence examples for have guzzled from inspiring English sources

Farmers have guzzled ever more water as they have planted thirsty crops such as almonds, walnuts, and grapes.

Kenwood, meanwhile, seems to have guzzled so much Kool-Aid that it flits tipsily from trend to trend.

Our two rickshaws had guzzled their way through roughly 110 gallons of unleaded petrol and 10 gallons of two-stroke at an average speed of just 14mph.

Even if you walk to the store but come home with bananas from Ecuador, cheese from France and artichokes from California, you've guzzled some serious gas.

When US Weekly reported in August that Renée Zellweger and her new beau had guzzled Champagne in a Sunset Tower suite, Mr. Klein had a meltdown.

Interestingly, they found that people often have similar rows, with recurring themes including children complaining about the gifts they've just received and adults rowing about the amount of alcohol they've guzzled.

The reason software sales acted as if they had guzzled a giant can of Red Bull last month was Grand Theft Auto V, which has shattered sales records since it was released in September.

The embassy attack is the only case anyone can remember where the police ate the evidence: a bread truck parked nearby might, if left undisturbed, have helped to determine the centre of the blast but within hours of the attack, the police had guzzled its contents.Bungling is no novelty in Argentine criminal investigations.

His mother's death from cholera when he was seven was followed a few weeks later by that of his father, who had guzzled an entire bottle of strychnine-laced patent medicine that was guaranteed to ward off cholera and measles if taken in teaspoon quantities.

A portrait of triumph she is not, though she does admit to having guzzled copious quantities of Champagne with her colleagues after the jury's decision on Oct. 2 to award Ms. Browne Sanders $11.6 million in punitive damages from the Garden and Mr. Dolan.

For decades, Los Angeles has guzzled far more of its water from melted snow in the Sierra Nevada mountain range and the Colorado River than from local, rain-fed rivers and aquifers.