Sentence examples for spring drinking from inspiring English sources
To my mind spring drinking is all about optimism: as the days slowly, almost imperceptibly, become longer and flowers start to bud and bloom, you want to cast off the dark beers, red wines and unctuous brown spirits for a drink that feels as fresh and new as the season itself.
The proposed transport pathway of the Pliocene lignite hypothesis for organic compound exposure from endemic area Pliocene lignite coals to well and spring drinking water, is likely.
The proposed transport pathway of the Pliocene lignite hypothesis for organic compound exposure from endemic Pliocene lignite coals to well and spring drinking water, is therefore, likely.
However, exposure to organic compounds leached from Pliocene lignite coal deposits into well and spring drinking water in endemic BEN areas alone cannot explain the etiology of the disease, as for example, not all individuals residing in endemic villages develop BEN.
Results provide direct evidence of the water-soluble, water-leachable, and water-extractable organic compounds, and therefore, evidence for also possibly linking the organic compounds present in the well and spring drinking water from endemic locations to the proximal Pliocene lignite coal deposits.
Every newcomer, by the way, should approach Downtown Plaza's spring-fed drinking fountain with care.
Able at last to "ooze" from the ship, as Dr. Pettit put it, the crew simply lay on the spring grass, drinking in the smells and view.
The vibrant young Afghan is sharing the story of his rapid rise to sporting glory as we sit in bright, spring sunshine, drinking green chai from a battered thermos.
The performance of DLLME-SERS in the recovery of pyrene from lake, spring and drinking water was also studied.
As with spring-break drinking, students with a history of binge drinking and those who intended to drink heavily on their 21st birthday consumed the most (Brister et al., 2011).
Irrigation by springwater has a very long tradition in arid and semiarid regions, as does the utilization of springs for drinking purposes.
