much needed drink

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Energy drinks will both hydrate and restore sugar for much needed energy boosts.

"Much needed".

Hubby needs drink.

At Pulse, the worst that could happen to her was that a cute girl would turn out to be straight or she might drink too much, need a ride home, and end up covered in her own puke.

So much needs to be remembered: socks, shirts, sweat pants, fresh fruit, rapid-power energy gels, glutamine-fortified recovery drinks.

Reynolds, who was fighting a slight cold, was unaccustomed to such low temperatures, and said she might have misjudged how much she needed to drink.

Ended up in some bar in the evening for a much-needed drink.

After ordering a much-needed drink, I struck up a conversation with the black woman who was tending the open bar.

"Heavy rains in late February and early March gave a much-needed drink of water to the vines as they were emerging from dormancy and about to begin bud break," the vintners reported.

"Imagine putting your shorts and your skin suit on, and pretty much getting a dashboard of everything that is going on in your body – how much energy you've used, your hydration levels, how much you need to drink, what you need to eat, how your body is working, telling you if it is stressed – well, that's very close.

She must wait in the foyer no matter how much she needs a drink.