Sentence examples for liquor so from inspiring English sources

Linda: I knew the stewardesses; they gave me free liquor so that made me real friendly.

Those who lacked this trait could not, as the saying goes, "hold their liquor". So, many died early and childless, either of alcohol's toxicity or from waterborne diseases.

Just as drinkers vary in their responses to liquor, so readers will vary in their tolerance for Mr. Rogers's pert, gee-whiz tone.

The owner refused to let them have the liquor so the soldiers pushed him out the door, locked it behind him and started to "indulge on a great spree".

I am quite taken, however, with Franey's notion of adding the oyster liquor – so often discarded before cooking – to the butter itself as seasoning, adding a pleasing briny quality, and saving on salt, too.

Over the course of their correspondence, the student's opinions about literature swing from the high-minded to the venal; he eventually persuades Mo to write promotional copy for a new liquor, "so we can advertise it in prime time on CTV".

It's unusual to blend two liquors so far about in age, but combining the rich, deep and lush qualities of a 16-year whiskey with the feisty spice of a six-year-old makes for a full-flavoured and complex sip.

Secondly, most beer can't be re-sealed like wine and liquor so it will lose its fizziness and go flat after a few hours.

It had no liquor license, so you could bring your own wine; it had no liquor license, so you had to bring your own wine.

It was a dry state, and there were no liquor laws so consequently there were no laws about minors playing in night clubs, so I had the oppportunity to start early.

Gumbo Cafe does not have a liquor license, so cold beer is your responsibility.