Sentence examples for imbibed from from inspiring English sources

Most had a drink in hand; others imbibed from plastic bags hung overhead, dispensing beverages intravenous-style.

And yet he always avoided serious legal peril, not least because he played by the lessons imbibed from Roy Cohn.

Enrolled in Riverdale Country School in 1918, his love for the ancient classics and for teaching was imbibed from his Latin teacher, Marc M. Baldwin.

For most of the Phelpses, the hostility they expressed was a role that they enacted, dictated by a doctrine they had imbibed from their church leader and paterfamilias.

We imbibed from glacier-fed creeks, startled elk, and dallied beside alpine meadows so dazzling that they constitute an argument for the existence of God.

Most astonishing of all, she married at 24, having imbibed from her parents the message that "the most eligible women marry young to get a 'good man' before they are all taken".

The message people seem to be imbibing from these novels and from their preachers, however, is not: Take vengeance.

This happens while the son is at Kamuzu, learning Latin and imbibing from expatriate teachers a hobbled sort of great education, which his Nietzschean vigour undercuts.

In a matter of no time, many of the partygoers — many of them were high school athletes — were imbibing from red plastic cups inside the home of a volunteer football coach at Steubenville High at what would be the first of several parties that night.

Take Camelback Road toward Scottsdale (about 10 miles) and you'll pass cathedrals of upscale consumerism, with countless options for shopping, dining and imbibing, from happy hours with killer small plates, to celebrity-spotting near the Biltmore district's fancy hotels.

She remarked that "I imbibe from people I work with and I want to be like them", and cited Mumtaz, Marilyn Monroe, and Audrey Hepburn as fashion inspirations.