Sentence examples for little time drinking from inspiring English sources
Though they need a great deal of water, horses spend very little time drinking; usually 1 8 minutes a day, spread out in 2-8 episodes.
4. Spending too much time drinking.
Simple steps to improve your digestive capacity include chewing food thoroughly, drinking as little as possible at meal time (drinking impairs the function of acid and/or digestive enzymes) and avoiding meals late in the day.
Periods of employment were broken up with periods of heavy drinking, and ill health, and sometimes these factors were the reason for loss of employment: " But a little time after he fell off the wagon [went back to drinking heavily] - perhaps, something happened at work: he began drinking, missed work and was asked to leave... Then he got a job at the radio plant.
I'd spent a little time around Dickey and heard him suggest, when he was drinking, that it had really happened like that.
This, coupled with the stress, boredom, and constant drinking, meant that it took little time for members of staff to start fucking each other.
The problem was expected to take little time to fix, though residents were advise to boil the water before drinking it.
The "single walkers" spend little time with romantic partners but spend a lot of time in drinking establishments or walking around.
"Does Ned have any friends?" asked Monfried, drinking from a black coffee mug that said "So Many Books, So Little Time".
