Sentence examples for rice drinking from inspiring English sources

A small group of people sat around a wooden table, passing large dishes of spicy red curry and fried rice, drinking cold beers and swapping war stories about apartment hunting in New York.

The average daily intake of inorganic arsenic (Asi) from the dietary staples fish and rice and drinking water consumption was 77 μg/day (adults) and 35 μg/day (infants) at Buyat Pantai and 39 μg/day (adults) and 19 μg/day (infants) at Ratatotok township.

And Joyce Tsuji, a toxicologist at the science consulting company Exponent in Bellevue, Washington, warns that evaluating a baby's arsenic intake from rice against drinking water standards is an "apples to oranges" comparison because water standards are based on risks extrapolated from studies of lifelong, high-dose exposure, not short-term childhood exposure.

If you decide to rinse the rice, pour drinking water into the bowl or hold it under the faucet.

Mentally rehearsing that speech keeps many members contently munching rice cakes and drinking bottled water between meetings.

In southeast Louisiana, rice crops and drinking wells are being ruined by salt water that has seeped into the parched aquifer.

By 3 a.m., the crowd had dwindled to about a dozen, who sat around a table eating rice pudding and drinking more water.

The Suzhou area was the center of silk production in the Tang and Song Dynasties, and poets there waxed lyrical about silk and mulberry trees while drinking rice wine.

Villagers, many of whom farm, stayed up all night Wednesday celebrating with fireworks and the favorite pastimes of rural South Korea: singing, dancing and drinking rice wine.

Consider, she said, your average Vietnamese farmer: he's been indulged from infancy (while his sisters worked hard) and graduates to the local pastimes of wife-beating and drinking rice wine.

They're drinking rice wine and eating chicken wings.