Sentence examples for relationships drink from inspiring English sources

Many of Xi's peers sought to overcome the traumas of the Cultural Revolution by hurling themselves into "romantic relationships, drink, movies and Western literature", a university professor who knew him told US diplomats, according to Wikileaks cables.

They visit Wagner's house at Tribschen, near Lucerne, where Vicky, in crisis over the relationship, drinks some magic wine and finds herself encountering the spirit of Wagner... Her academic self provides an escape route when she can no longer endure the exchanges between Wagner and Liszt.

But pride can be a barrier, as can broken relationships and drink, drugs or mental health problems.

Males in relationships who drink more often at parties in other people's homes seem to be more likely to commit intimate partner violence (IPV) (Mair et al. 2013) than their counterparts who drink less often at parties.

The miserable cost in human and financial terms of Britain's dysfunctional relationship with drink is all too well-charted.

Holyrood ministers have said they are committed to introducing the policy to address Scotland's unhealthy relationship with drink and save lives.

"Parents are the biggest suppliers of alcohol to young people aged 10 to 17 and also the biggest influence on their child's relationship with drink".

The national binge has at least in part been caused by low prices: although booze has got more expensive in real terms over the past 30 years, it has become a lot cheaper relative to earnings, and is about 70% more affordable now than it was in 1980.Getting to the bottom of Britain's relationship with drink is tricky.

It is all about how young people are affected by their parents' relationship with drink.

Holyrood ministers have said minimum pricing was vital to address Scotland's "unhealthy relationship with drink".

The Scottish government, health professionals, police, alcohol charities and some members of the drinks industry believe minimum pricing would help address Scotland's "unhealthy relationship with drink".