Sentence examples for road drinking from inspiring English sources

There's this great photo of us down Bethnal Green Road, drinking a weird East End drink, port and lemon perhaps, toasting our shop.

With endless weeks on the road, drinking, womanizing and, in some cases, drugs are lures.

"I was at the Saravana Bhavan down the road, drinking coffee with some friends," Mahadevan said.

Driving in his pickup down North Claiborne Avenue near the school one late afternoon, he spotted a group of older men sitting in a circle by the edge of the road, drinking beer.

His supporters blocked a main road, drinking tea and eating snacks in a display of civil disobedience.

Though men and women both wanted better roads, drinking water and education, men, who tend to travel more, ranked roads first, while women emphasized water.

The row of two-story clapboard houses built for teachers, the heating plant, sidewalks, roads, drinking fountains and even street signs give the impression of a town deserted very suddenly.

A teenage marriage to Peter Taylor, a literature student, brought a son, Clark, but the union crumbled; Collins was increasingly on the road and drinking to excess, and she lost custody of Clark.

An Orange County Sheriff's Department deputy was convicted and sentenced to two months in jail for driving on the wrong side of the road after drinking while off-duty at a Costa Mesa bar, authorities said Monday.

You can spend a very pleasant week here, driving the modern roads and drinking the good local beer, without suspecting that the area harbors the most intensive songbird-killing operations in the European Union.

A collapse of the fund would set off a broader fiscal emergency, with officials forced to make excruciating choices among paying schoolteachers and the police, fixing the roads, providing drinking water and paying all those far-flung bondholders on time.