Sentence examples for taking a long drink from inspiring English sources

"Here's to Grandpa," Nell said, taking a long drink from the bottle.

He took a long drink of Beaujolais.

Denise Whyte took a long drink of the murky water.

He placed his reeking lips upon my throat!" The Count took a long drink.

I open it at the table and take a long drink.

Policeman then reeled in his line and took a long drink.

In the lobby, he paused, pulled a silver flask from one of his coat pockets, unscrewed its top, and took a long drink.

The captain opened it and took a long drink, then gave what was left to his lieutenant and sergeants, who each had a sip.

He takes a long drink of Guinness and wipes his mouth on his sleeve, looking slightly uncomfortable at the turn the conversation has taken.

I interpose another "Why?" and Price takes a long drink of water, possibly processing the fact that he has an idiot on his hands.

When it rains hard, Ms. Tobiasson thinks of this little green strip absorbing water like a sponge, as plants take a long drink — and filter pollutants, too.