Sentence examples for made drinking from inspiring English sources

The Whigs made drinking wine from Portugal infused with brandy — port — a sign of fealty.

Mrs. Pirro, who has made drinking by teenagers a top priority, said that current laws were not working.

In revenge, he killed Nídud's two young sons and made drinking bowls from their skulls, which he sent to their father.

Although he is best known for colorful vases and shapely light fixtures, he has made drinking glasses, and still makes them for his personal use.

The power to choose my own toxins buoyed me up in theory, but in practice some forms of chemotherapy gave me mouth sores that made drinking painful or tainted a sip with a weirdly metallic taste.

"It's magnificent," said Matthias Fabian, from Nijwiller in the Netherlands, striding about in the red cloak of a Roman cohort sergeant, plus plumed helmet which made drinking his tea difficult.

"To be gnawed out of our graves, to have our skulls made drinking-bowls, and our bones turned into pipes to delight and sport our enemies, are tragical abominations".

So she decided to face this challenge head-on, and started thinking of ways to make drinking water as exciting as drinking sodas and other sugary drinks.

Here's a few pointers to make drinking more water effortless: When you wake up in the morning, automatically drink a glass of water.

Taylor and his friends just want to make drinking inconvenient.

Around the year 2000 BC, many Mesoamerican cultures began to experiment with making drinking chocolates.