Sentence examples for outlandish drinking from inspiring English sources
While at Oxford, Cameron was a member of the élite student dining society, the Bullingdon Club, which has a reputation for an outlandish drinking culture associated with boisterous behaviour and damaging property.
Trump's outlandish lawyer Rudy Giuliani jabbed Gowdy for "drinking the Kool-Aid," and Fox News' maniacal Judge Jeanine Pirro railed that her "hero" Gowdy had gone "to the dark side".
This results in endless drinking and all manner of outlandish behaviour – think along the lines of hot beef curry used as an aphrodisiac – until the protagonist and his mates conclude the movie by literally urinating on the set as it bursts into flames.
Below, in addition to parsing the mechanics of The Kiss, she reveals her favorite scenes for each character, where to find the rules for "True American," the show's convoluted drinking game, and which of the often outlandish Schmidt plot lines were actually based in reality.
Then Nasheed proposed the mass exodus, an idea that called to mind other outlandish schemes, like one Saudi prince's thought of supplying drinking water for the Arabian peninsula by towing icebergs from Antarctica.
People walked around the city's colorful and cheerily shabby downtown, which has been used in movies as a stand-in for Havana, drinking, listening to the roving musicians dressed in outlandish costumes and eating fried fish out of paper cones.
Over the course of several days, Zurichers from all walks of life dress up in outlandish costumes and wander the streets of Old Town, playing music and drinking free beer in every bar they stop by and they stop by a lot of bars.
While many are used to clamp down on street drinking or are aimed at nuisance dog owners, there are plenty more outlandish examples.
There's one photo, which shows Mike Rinder drinking a Bud Light (as if that's damning evidence?) and many others, which make outlandish claims about ex-Scientologists and Going Clear sources.
