Sentence examples for read drink from inspiring English sources

I like to write for a while, move around, read, drink something, come back.

Friendsgiving, for example, is common for students and anyone who chooses to celebrate turkey day (read: drink) with friends instead of explaining to Auntie Barb why you're still not married.

Many signs are misleading or obsolete (the gilded lettering over the visitors' gallery says "Men's Gallery"), and the Capitol is filled with secret passageways and spare rooms, called hideaways, doled out according to seniority, where senators can read, drink, doze, and wait for the buzzer announcing an imminent vote.

What do you like to do for fun: I like to hang out with my friends and family, read, drink a lot of tea, and watch Netflix! 10 years from now, you imagine a world that is: I imagine a world that is a kinder, more accepting place because all the YAG members went out into the world and did their thing!

Luxury developers are furnishing projects with ambient, flame-entrancing public spaces (lounges, lobbies and rooftops) where residents can read, drink, socialize or just chill figuratively.

I write or read, drink my coffee and welcome this loneliness.

All my characters were white and drank ginger beer, because the British characters in the books I read drank a lot of ginger beer.

Picking up the bottle of liquid enticingly placed in front of her, Alice notes that the inscription reads: "Drink me.

A case in point is a white glazed ewer from the 10th century decorated minimally with bold writing that reads "Drink from it and enjoy it".

I enjoyed reading "Drink your Profit" (June 9, p. 49) about the sales of vintage 2000 Bordeaux futures.

As the mission statement on my mug from Women's Fiction Writers Association reads: DRINK COFFE.