Sentence examples for more whiskey from inspiring English sources

She drank more whiskey.

Mr. Conforti said no more whiskey.

Ben poured more whiskey over Garver's ice.

More Whiskey Wednesday guests, including her younger sister, Lily, assemble.

The next morning O'Neill would want more whiskey.

For what? John shook his head and poured himself more whiskey.

"Guess we needed a couple more whiskeys before we started," one of them, Manoj, says roguishly after a so-so running time on Day 1. "Brew Dogs" doesn't need to work as hard to press the point.

And so Corinne Silverton sat down beside the unanticipated Jay Martin Adams that steamy January evening, and through the next many hours, helped by a few more beers on her part and by many more whiskeys on his, she listened patiently to the stories he had to tell.

Before 1840, Americans drank English ales and porter or, more commonly, whiskey and rum.

I think he had to believe it; he needed more than whiskey to keep up his nerve.

At one time, or so the story goes, more Irish whiskey was consumed in San Francisco than in Ireland.