Sentence examples for home to drink from inspiring English sources

All there is to look forward to is the summer pilgrimage home, to drink airag (fermented mare's milk) with his friends in a ger.It is not just the weather that drives herders into town.

Don't forget to buy a couple of extra bottles to take away with you on the day, because you won't want to wait until you get home to drink it!

The ceremony includes a visit by the family of the perpetrator to the victim's home to drink a cup of bitter coffee, and it concludes with a meal hosted by the family of the offender.

Meanwhile, the commissario carries on as he always does, solving one crime at a time, reversing one injustice after another, then heading home to drink a little wine, read a little Tacitus and play another little language game with his family.

Ms Wrightson, known locally as Alco Angela, was attacked after allowing the girls into her Stephen Street home to drink alcohol.

― Heather B. 8. "We had dinner with our parents at our favorite restaurant, then came home to drink wine and watch the season finale of 'RuPaul's Drag Race' (my husband correctly guessed the lip sync winners), followed immediately by watching 'Starship Troopers.' Oh, and then we played video games.

Now they are more likely to welcome travellers into their homes to drink tea and eat biscuits, while young village boys are particularly enthusiastic about going head to head on the slopes.

In Tokyo, doors open, you step in, and the world you discover, be it a home or a place to drink or to pray, bears no resemblance to the bland and gray world you left outside.

In just 14 days you'll have 25 pints of Moonshine home brew to drink.

Thai men who are active in society and employed outside of the home 'have to drink' in order to meet the skewed cultural values of obsessive masculinity as they relate to alcohol consumption (6).

The program, which was promoted as part of the Australian Government's "Go for 2&5®" campaign; a social marketing campaign to increase consumption of vegetables and fruit in the general population, required schools to implement time in class for children to eat a piece of vegetable or fruit that they had brought from home, and to drink water.