Sentence examples for quaffing from inspiring English sources
verb
Present participle of quaff
The results of these tests were added together to form an aggregate score for each age group.The researchers concluded that children quaffing the cocktail containing tartrazine from both age groups were less well behaved than those who had been downing the placebo.
Anyone who is anyone, she tells an interviewer, leaves for Zagreb.From the Riva, this port town's café-lined sea front, just outside Roman emperor Diocletian's Palace, quaffing cocktails, or the stone steps of the Luxor café, sipping espressos, in front of the extraordinary church which was once the emperor's mausoleum, Ms Bebić's words seem likely to be dismissed.
If they lose, your sorrow will be mitigated by the burst of dopamine which accompanies a sudden realisation that you are now several hundred quid to the better.And if you lose... you'll probably be too busy quaffing champagne to notice.This is a particularly good tactic for foreigners who care about tomorrow's outcome.
Who really drinks the most alcohol TO JUDGE by national averages, Belarus, Moldova and Russia are the biggest drinkers in the world, quaffing between 15 to 18 litres per adult annually, according to the World Health Organisation in a new report.
In some countries the punishment for Muslims caught quaffing are severe: 80 lashes in the case of Iran.
Here once again, quaffing champagne, are Lady Angela Hope, the British Mata Hari, her feet always questing under the table; Count Janos Polanyi, the super-suave Hungarian spymaster, and other old friends.
Causing a commotion down Emmerdale way is Laurel, who's gone from prim vicar's ex-wife to vodka-quaffing hellraiser.
The celebrations on January 25th this year will be particularly vigorous for they mark the 250th anniversary of the arrival of Rabbie, as Scotland's bard is known in his homeland.Even in an off year, Burns suppers require much whisky-quaffing.
"We all have our weaknesses".This is good stuff, appealing to the British love of full-hearted amateurs and ale-quaffing rogues.
The clubbable, whisky-quaffing, poodle-cuddling Mr Musharraf is no fundamentalist.
Sheer volume drunk says nothing, of course, about alcoholic strength: hence vodka-quaffing Russia's apparently sober rating.
