Every morning, when I wake up in my 1987 Cadillac Allanté, I go swig-for-swig off a bottle of Pepto Bismol and the cocksucker-red flavor of Mad Dog 20/20 before my mail is delivered by a young Laotian man named Haimi, which I guess is Lao for "the seeker".
As she made her way to the front door — stopping first at the refrigerator to take a swig of vodka for the road — viewers could hear a producer for the show speak up.
Black flies (I think they're black flies) and mosquitoes have lain in wait for me to stop for a swig of Gatorade.
She is also presented here as a beer-swigging, game-for-anything sock puppet, worn on the hand of Ms. Werthmann, who also supplies her voice.
Well, what better reason for another swig from a hip flask?
To pace ourselves, we take five-minute breaks every hour for a swig of water.
He pauses for a swig of tea, and he's off again.
As the evening wore on, young women, among them the Duck's press representative, clambered or were reluctantly pushed onto the bartop; some danced with bravado while others swayed unsteadily, occasionally leaning down for a swig of white wine.
At one point I stopped for a swig of water, and when I slapped at the whining mosquitoes that danced on my neck and hands, I slipped and slid over some tumbled pieces of rock, grabbed at branches to stop my fall, and landed just in front of a bas-relief of warriors, maidens and fish alive in stone.
In the movies, a breakup is usually followed by the movie star reaching for a swig of whiskey.
