Sentence examples for naturally drinking from inspiring English sources

The article is here though sadly without the paper's pictures of the three dressed in near-identical outfits and engaged in such typical Gilbert & George pursuits as marching in unison across the road, eating lamb chops in north London restaurant Mangal II and, naturally, drinking in the pub (art hangout the Golden Heart in Spitalfields).

Maternal exposure to high concentrations of inorganic arsenic (iAs) in naturally contaminated drinking groundwater sources has been associated with an increased risk for the spontaneous loss of clinically recognized pregnancies in several epidemiologic studies.

Peter spotted two of his friends who, naturally, were drinking L.I.T.s.

You'll naturally be drinking a lot of water during training, but in the days leading up to the race, make especially sure that you're well hydrated.

On the 1Eugene Ale Trail, 1Eugene Ale Trail Google Map: 754 Olive St. Website: www.eugenecascadescoast.org/eugene-ale-trail/ 800-547-5445 discearnng imbibers earn prizes for what comes naturally to them: drinking craft brews and ciders.

First though, because naturally I was drinking a lot the night before and communing with Achilles and Zeus and whatnot, what I really needed was a gyro, drenched in tatziki and raw onions, pork souvlaki, and crammed into a hot pita with french fries sprinkled on top for good measure.

Eating and drinking naturally weakens the protective enamel on your teeth, and brushing straight after can cause tiny particles of enamel to be brushed away.

One of the major sources of exposure to arsenic is through naturally contaminated drinking water.

Aluminum occurs naturally in drinking water and in unprocessed foods [12, 15, 17 20].

But then they had an inspiration: why not use a fraction of the billions is would cost to build and maintain a filtration system to prevent the naturally clean drinking water in the Cat-Del watershed from becoming contaminated in the first place?

For this reason, the major source of human exposure to arsenic is naturally contaminated drinking water from underground wells.