Between sips, you can place that beer on specially designed stands that reside here, next to each of the dozens of classic video arcade games of your youth (or maybe your older brother or sister's youth).
A haloed Lord Jenkins sips a glass of wine in Austin's Guardian cartoon.
But allowing sips or half a glass at home under the age of 15 doesn't seem to protect them – and may even have the opposite effect.
Hegarty sips his drink on his side of the candles.
Not, said Sir Liam Donaldson, the former chief medical officer for England, by giving them sips of alcohol.
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One is its relatively high number of teetotallers: 12% of Britons never touch drink, which means that the national average figures are spread across a smaller pool than elsewhere.More significant still, drinking is done in occasional binges rather than frequent sips.
Dr Rangel and his colleagues found that if people are told a wine is expensive while they are drinking it, they really do think it tastes nicer than a cheap one, rather than merely saying that they do.Dr Rangel came to this conclusion by scanning the brains of 20 volunteers while giving them sips of wine.
It may be Homerton is spending its measly £23 per student per year to buy copious amounts of plonk, while Pembroke uses its £237 to fill them with a few sips each of Puligny Montrachet.And any conclusions based on the data will ultimately rest on deeply suspect premises.
"I have sympathy for all reasonable thinkers," he says, as he sips beer in the candle-lit splendour of his chambers in the president's fairy-tale castle high above the city.
It makes a small car, the Chevy Cobalt, which sips petrol in moderation and is therefore selling well.
