Sentence examples similar to imbibed tea from inspiring English sources
In a review published in the journal Nutrition, individuals regularly imbibing tea were found to have fewer cavities than those who do not.
A classic case under the federal law was whether members of a New Mexico church might imbibe psychotropic tea as part of their religious ceremonies in the face of a law against such substances.
But we did get to drink moonshine, see lots of tits, fondle handguns, eat fried chicken for almost every meal, and imbibe sweet tea so pungent that it makes you feel sick on your first sip.
And because of what happened at the Seoul Games in 1988 – when he tested positive for pseudoephedrine after a 200m heat but was allowed to keep his 100m silver medal on an 11-10 vote by the disciplinary committee which gave him the benefit of the doubt that the substance had been unwittingly imbibed when drinking ginseng tea – his critics' mistrust will never be assuaged.
Whether eaten whole or imbibed as a blue, tea-like infusion, the worm is a drug that numbs the user into a passive, highly suggestible trance that plausibly simulates consciousness but leaves her prey to manipulation by predatory intimates.
And, because of the way it is taken, sipping and waiting, sipping and waiting, great quantities of the tea can be imbibed in a single day.
As someone who would sooner imbibe creek water than tea-bag tea, I could only commiserate.
Only legal substances are imbibed.
