Sentence examples for take liquor from inspiring English sources

In midst of conference secretary apt to enter and announce he must hurry up to own and take liquor over.

(Now that NBC owns Bravo, said Cory Shields, a spokesman for NBC in New York, "whether or not Bravo continues to take liquor advertising is under review," though the review is expected to conclude with the policy intact).

"He didn't take any liquor," Mr. Volland said.

Now Perbacco, coming off a two-star rave from Frank Bruni, is agitating to move around the corner from their current East 4th Street spot to a larger space on Avenue B, and to take their liquor license with them.

My parents said it was really a symbol of their social mobility: they had so much success that they would fly to the Caribbean and take their liquor bar with them.

He said they (police) were taking pictures from across the street and if they saw underage kids coming in, they could raid Rao's and take his liquor license away.

It is illegal to buy liquor on Sundays in 135 municipalities because of a 1970's law that the state rediscovered in June, after taking over liquor licensing.

"We took some liquor licenses and retired them.

And then there's the bourbon, which Sisco drinks in excess, taking her liquor neat.

Mr. Brown said the suspects took the liquor bottles from Sky Chefs' storage area at La Guardia.

Invented in 2001, the filter, which is now in version 3.5, takes cheap liquor and filters it so it tastes more like higher-priced booze (e.g. Popov to Stoli).