Sentence examples for make a drinking from inspiring English sources

"You could make a drinking game out of it.

For the wagon's handle, you can use a simple pull string, or you can make a drinking straw handle like we did.

While the Monday after the Super Bowl may be the day of the actual hangover — especially if you make a drinking game out of every time Phil Simms said something ludicrous on the CBS broadcast, and let's hope you dropped that idea by the opening kickoff to avoid needing medical attention — Tuesday is the day of the sports hangover.

As such, let's make a drinking game for the 20th!

CHEDDAR GORGE, UNITED KINGDOM How do you make a drinking cup out of a human skull?

Until we make a drinking game out of it, it's just distracting, not alluring.

(Flume didn't attend EMC, but his name was mentioned so often that someone suggested making a drinking game out of it).

The Washington Post also just published a Charles Krauthammer opinion piece (another non-scientist) leading off by saying "I'm not a global warming denier," followed by denying so many basic climate science facts, climate scientist Michael Mann made a drinking game out of it, and one of the paper's own editorial writers was forced to debunk it.

We made a drinking game of it last weekend (we mostly just drank and played) and had a blast.

Another local legend arose about Richard's supposed stone coffin, which Speed wrote was "now made a drinking trough for horses at a common Inn".

48 "You madcapps of England that merry will make," a lusty drinking song that indicates a political shift after 1640.