Sentence examples for milk drunk from inspiring English sources

She includes a short section on fermented mare's milk, drunk by Amazon infants (according to Philostratus).

Presumably there is also more raw milk drunk in the former group, but there is no good way to measure the size of the illicit market in the latter.Because of the risk of salmonella and other nasty bugs, it is against the law to sell raw milk across state lines.

In an editorial signed "P.B ., Figaro said, among other things, that Mendes-France's visit had been dreaded in Washington but that on his arrival he had simply called for a glass of milk, drunk to Franco-American friendship & received ovations as a superman.

My little angel is milk drunk!" you'd coo.

We sat together, our eyes locked on the soft faces staring back at us, each waiting for the quiet peace that being "milk drunk" brings.

He looked stunned and stupid with pleasure, like a milk-drunk baby, and she thought that maybe this was what she loved most about sex — a guy revealed like that.

Mare's milk was drunk by the Scythians, the Mongols, and the Arabs.

Their milk is drunk unpasteurized and made into cheese, their meat cooked, and sometimes their urine is imbibed, as it is thought to have medicinal properties all of which has been going on for centuries.

The pediatrician noted the infant's age, the duration (days) of wheezing, any fever or loose stools in the previous 24 hours, the usual type of feeding, the number of meals taken with a bottle or spoon, and the amount of formula-milk usually drunk, per meal, then calculated the total volume of milk taken over the past 24 hours.

Dinner followed: goat's-milk yogurt, drunk from a communal bowl; a thin, freshly baked flatbread; and a large plate of rice cooked in goat's milk, which we ate with the fingers of our right hands.

I've drunk milk out of a pretty diverse array of beasts from cow to sheep to goat to camel and while each milk has its selling points and drawbacks, no milk I've drunk has so redolently conjured the flavor of the animal whose tits it came out of as kumis.