Sentence examples for native drinking from inspiring English sources

"It's putting some life into the place," said Ruthanne Incarnato, 50, a Bronx native, drinking wine at the bar with her sister recently.

Congress threw out most federal restrictions on Native drinking in 1953, acknowledging the original 19th century statutes were "discriminatory".

Alongside these is a fascinating frontispiece engraving by an unknown artist in a 1685 treatise on coffee by Philippe Sylvestre Dufour that depicts three men — representing the Middle East, China and the Americas in native dress — drinking their preferred beverages: coffee, tea and chocolate.

For Lee, collecting data often meant visiting some country, say France, Germany, or Sweden, conversing with knowledgeable people from industry or government, of course in their native language, drinking wine — preferably good wine — with his new friends, and coming home with a database of energy indicators, made available to him during his visit.

Yunnan's first coffee growers, 19th-century European missionaries, found a suitable climate for their bitter juice, but little native interest in drinking it.

In many studies, native bacteria in drinking water systems have been shown to accumulate ARG (Vaz-Moreira et al. 2011).

In Estonian men, the educational gradient was observed only among non-natives, where heavy drinking was most common among the low-educated.

Outside each building droves of Native Americans stumbled about, drinking themselves to death.

Outside, others might be roasting suckling pigs and drinking slugs of native moonshine.

The corps cited the coming winter and increasingly contentious clashes between protesters – who believe the pipeline could harm drinking water and Native American cultural sites – and police.

A NATIVE Australian, he grew up drinking Foster's lager and the sort of Château Chunder table wines lampooned in "Monty Python" sketches.