Sentence examples for less liquor from inspiring English sources

His industry donors — including restaurant chains whose costs could rise if living conditions for animals have to be improved, and wine and spirits companies that might sell less liquor if MADD has its way — can claim a deduction for charitable donations or business expenses.

Less liquor would mean less problems.

During the 1970s, there was a campaign in Sweden encouraging people drink less liquor and more wine.

Popular shots like Sex on the Beach have even less liquor in them than mixed drinks.

Would he buy less malt liquor?

RAAB: The Consul lashing out at Yvonne is, I think, more or less the liquor talking; he hurts the one he loves because he's hurting himself.

The late night drinking at sponsored parties and in the bar of the main conference hotel (though the fug of cigarette smoke is gone now, and much less hard liquor is consumed).

Perhaps one of the five sculptures by Mr. Koons — the abundance implies his anointment as Warhol's heir — could have been replaced with a less familiar liquor-ad appropriation-painting from his 1986 "Luxury and Degradation" series.

Threats to other stores moved him to start selling items that are less profitable than liquor, and his shop is now stocked with cookies, nuts and cigarettes.

Why mess with it?" One of the reasons beer is the winner these days, he explained, is because New Jersey lowered the blood-alcohol limit for driving under the influence, making hard liquor less tenable.

"I used to work at a big defense firm, Fulbright & Jaworski, and I bet you my party costs less than the liquor bill for the shindig that they have," said Mr. Lanier, 43, who has five children.